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Robert Santelli Obituary
Robert J. Santelli of Woodland Hills, CA, formerly of Hoffman Estates. Loving partner of Trudy Cutler; dear brother of Diane M. (Robert) Geffe and Karen T. Santelli; fond uncle of Nicole (Mike) Kane and Michael Filiciccihia; caring step-dad of Dean
Cutler; loving son of the late Rudy J. and the late Marie K., nee Pullano. He was a layout designer for Allied Model Trains in Culver City, CA. Visitation Saturday, 9 to time of service at 11 a.m. at Grove Memorial Chapel, 1199 Arlington Heights Rd., Elk Grove Village. Interment St. Michael Cemetery. Info 847-640-0566
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Billy
August 4, 2020
Friends thru grammar school,high school,and after schools.Really could count on him as a friend.
Always miss you Rob,
Billy Ivers
Fred Hill
January 6, 2009
Bobby
I know you are in a better place. I'm sorry you left so soon. We, your buddies, at Allied will never be the same - Now, who's going to get us Lou's Pizza's - send us Straiga and making us drink it ! - and correct our Italian ? - Who is going to teach us the "art of DCC" ? - we miss you, you are always with us - Fred
Frank Dawson
January 4, 2009
To Diane and Karen
Due to a previous commitment, we were unable to attend the service this past Saturday for your brother, Robert. We do however, wish to extend to you both, our deepest sympathy on the loss of your brother. Coming so soon after the loss of your mother Marie, must be doubly painful.
We still miss Marie and her great sense of humor. We understand that her house has been sold and that we will have new neighbors sometime in January. If they are half as nice as your Mom we mill be grateful.
Sincerely, Frank and Val Dawson
Lorri Pullano
January 4, 2009
Dear Robert,
Though we had miles and time separating us you were always remembered in conversations of our family. We were second cousins related by blood and will always be connected thru life and beyond. May God's angels surround you and bring you together with the rest of our family in the heavens above.
Love,
Lorraine (Pullano)
Queanna Feather
January 2, 2009
Though I only knew you for a short time Bob, I am truly blessed to have known you. You have a great spirit and I know you're in heaven making God the most perfect layout. I will miss seeing you in the the train store,and I'll never forget the laughs you gave me everything I entered. You are forever and always in my heart!
The First DCC Locomotive Bob sold to me, as this train links east and west, it started the bond between friends under the same cab.
Timothy Moore
January 2, 2009
Bob (Father), you took me under your wing and taught me everything I needed to know about the grestest hobby in the world. The advice you gave me on life and it's problems will forever be with me. My tuesday afternoons will never be the same without you greeting me at Allied Model Train Store anymore. I will miss you greatly and never give up my passion for model railroading. You now ride the rails of heaven with God as the engineer.
Your friend and adopted son...
Timothy D. Moore
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