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Robert J. Wilkinson

Easton, Pennsylvania

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Robert J. Wilkinson, 54, of West Easton, Pa, died Tuesday, November 28, 2006 in Easton. Born: On July 4, 1952 in Newark, NJ, he was a son of the late William F. and Jeanette Hedlund Wilkinson. Survivors: He is survived by his step-mother, Anne Wilkinson of Toms River, NJ; his wife, the former...

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Bobby was one of those people that I was always happy to see. He brought a spirit of fun with him that was contagious. I loved that about him. Over the years what I have grown to appriciate and love was the way he loved my mom and dad. I will miss hearing them talk about their adventures together.

There will always be a gap in our family now that my Uncle Bobby is gone, but in certain ways I know he is still here with my family and me. I can still hear him in my head saying "hello" as he would walk through the door for dinner or a get together. Yesterday I went walking through West Chester with a friend. We decided to walk down a street we normally don't take because leads away from the shops, but it has some really cool houses on it. As we are walking we see this house with two urns...

I'm sure Bobby has not stopped talking since he arrived in heaven. He has so much news to share with all the other Wilkinson family angels, since the last time he saw them. I know that he will not leave out any details. He will tell them how much love he had on earth, from the family and friends he left behind. I miss him.

I was very fortunate to have met Bobby through my friend, Patti. He was,and will always be, her BEST friend! Bobby was,without a doubt, a dear, sweet man. I will miss his laugh, his "bigger-than-life" ideas, his charm and his wit. He was so much fun to be around and I will miss him. God speed, Bobby!

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

My mom grew up next to Bobby and Billy and she and my grandparents had great stories of their childhoods together. I always thought it was nice to know that they were still friends after all these years. One time, when I was about 14, Bobby was visiting my house. When he was leaving he and my mom hugged and I heard them say "I love you" to each other. That was my first lesson in adult friendship and something I haven't forgotten 17 years later. He was very good to my parents and I will...

I have known Bobby my whole life. We were just like brothers. Whenever we were together all we did was joke and laugh. I will miss his craziness and his fun and flighty outlook on life. Until we meet again, you will forever be in my thoughts and in my heart. And to all his family and friends, my heart goes out to you. I love you Bobby.

Bobby and I shared some incredible, touching, and funny experiences. He was the brother I never had. I will never forget him and I shall always love him.

Robert Wilkinson was my "Uncle Bobby" and I have many fond memories of him throughout my childhood. He was an extraordinarly funny and lively person who was fun to be around. I know he will be missed by Aunt Kathy, Nicole, and his family and friends.