Robert Ronald Walrath

HE WAS A GREAT GUY MY BROTHER BOB & HIM WERE CLOSE ALONG WITH BO THEY WILL BE MISSED

My dog Chewy used to wait for Bob every morning. When he arrived with the Times he would get out of the car and throw a ball or frisbee for my dog. I know the mornings are not the same as Chewy stares at the driveway in the AM. He will be missed.

Just learned of this and are deeply sorry to hear it. Bob was our NY Times carrier when we lived on Ten Eyck Avenue in Caz. He always had a smile, a good word, a warm pat on the head for our dog and usually a remark or two that would crack us up. He was a true original. Our deepest condolences.

Dear Paula, So sorry to hear of Bobby's passing. We have such fond memories of him growing up.Will always remember the good times when you lived on Park st. Our thoughts are with you..Aunt Pat and Uncle Irv..

Dear Family.....
Bob was our NY Times' 'guy'....dependable, honest, always on time...and very cooperative...One in a million.
Our sinerest condolences on your loss.
Kindly
Anita & Lewis Kuppermann Manlius NY

Paula,
I just heard - and am so very sorry for your loss. Bobby was one of a kind, that's for sure!

Bobby, you earned your wings, bro. I will forever cherish the blasts from the past we had with Bob Coleman, and Paula, and Dixie, and others. When you and Bob Coleman were together it was a lesson in Hilarity. And Paula calmly endured the madness. Those were good times. God bless you buddy. You will live in the memories of us all.

Bob was our daily New York Times carrier.
He always had a smile on his face and was always there with the paper for us to start our day. He will be greatly missed. We are very sorry for your loss. Dick and Kathy Gara

Paula &Family our prayers go out to & family From the PEROLLAS