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Sammy
January 19, 2010
Uncle Bob... I'm glad I was able to talk to you on the phone just a few days ago. I will always look back on the time we spent together as a child and then again when you moved to Wisconsin. Glad we could always talk about computers together. I miss you.
Kathleen Andrisen
January 18, 2010
I was very surprised to read of Bob's passing! I remember that I had met him at least once. It will be difficult at first. With time, things will get better. God bless all of you.
jim carrano
January 15, 2010
Brother Bob,our lives kept us apart but love was always there, til in Heaven we meet, rest in peace.
Jimmy & Ginger Carrano and family
Ken Vincent
January 14, 2010
Rest In Peace
Donna Carrano-Koehn
January 13, 2010
I am sorry to hear of your passing. My sympathy is with all of your family who loved you. I vaguely remember the Wisconsin house when we visited with your Uncle Bob and Aunt Nita when I was a very young child. May you rest in peace.
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charles carrano jr
January 11, 2010
Brother you were definitely one of a kind. You will always be in our thoughts. You have joined our Mother and Brother You are finally in PEACE.
LOVE CHUCK & PATTY
January 11, 2010
Brother you will never be forgotten you were definitely ONE of a kind. Your brother preceded you to your resting place.The only thing we truly have in place is FAMILY I will always LOVE YOU. Never out of our reach.
LOVE Chuck&Patty
Brett Barrett
January 11, 2010
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Brett Barrett
January 11, 2010
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Herb & Debi Vincent
January 10, 2010
The time we spent together will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace. Our love is with you.
Herb and Debi Vincent
January 10, 2010
We will always love and miss you. Thank you for spending some quality time with us. We know that heaven is in for a few changes.
Rest In Peace Brother
Marion King
January 9, 2010
You will be missed but not forgotten. You gave so much wisdom and advice that won't be forgotten. Rest in peace brother at last.
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