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Andy Gorkis
February 7, 2010
We were shocked to learn of Bob's death. I worked 20 years with Bob on Engine 13 and we had many laughs and good times together. He had stories to tell which could be filled with a lot of detail, and an often heard comment in the firehouse was, "Come on, Bob, get to the punchline!" I was very happy when he made LT although it meant he left Engine 13. He was a good guy and a good fireman. Our sincere condolences to his family. Andy and Linda Gorkis
Bethany Statis
February 7, 2010
I love you Grandpa.. You will be greatly missed... You were loved by many. Rest in Peace Grandpa.. I love you very much!
Jim McVady
February 4, 2010
So sorry to hear about Bob's death. I worked with him on the CFD. He was a great man.
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