Robert J. Wescott

Seven years without you doesn't seem possible. Not a day goes by without me reflecting on what you and mom did for me. You were true examples of what unconditional love is. I look up to you every time I have a tough decision and I know you are always right there with me. I miss your words of wisdom. I miss you so much. I love you

Bobby~this should bring a smile to you. Jim says there are too many memories about the farm in Greene and that you were such a fun part of recalling those days. R.I.P. You are missed.

GOD BLESS WESCOTT FAMILY HE was tough on me but I new he ALWAYS cared how my kid were doing and say good thing about them wondering if I had work and giviing me work when ever he could I my self maybe just me but with me he had a soft tuffness but it always end witha smile I;D have say I loved the MAN P.S BOBBY ONE on top two......

Sue/Debbie/Joe/Mike,
Your dad was a kind and generous man. He always made us feel welcome at your home during our numerous visits throughout our childhood/teenage years. I'm certain your parents are with God now, both watching over you.

Mike, Robin & Family,
We are sorry for your loss, our thoughts are with you.

To Bob's family and friends:

I am sorry to hear of Bob's passing. We were classmates at St. James for 8 years ('44-'51) and in the Boy Scouts at the Blessed Sacrament later. He was easy to like. I recall, in the 4th grade (I think) when he was hit by a car and was subsequently accompanied to school by Red Lakata, a well-known J.C. basketball player, for quite a while.

May he rest in peace and may all his loved ones dwell on the good memories of a fine man.

Jim...

To the Westcott family,
Sorry to hear of the passing of Bob. Please accept our condolences.

Haven't seen Mr. Wescott in years but have fond memories of him and all he did for the JC "Virgina Ave" softball program. Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss…our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.