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Mike Latocha
May 29, 2015
I worked with Bob for many years at Morton. In many ways he was my teacher. I will always remember Bob's energy and great positive views on life.
He was expert handling adversity and remaining positive - he made work fun.
I am very sorry to hear of his passing.
May 25, 2015
I didn't know Bob well, but I was fortunate enough to share a week a week each year, for many years, with him and mutual friends at a golf outing either in Myrtle Beach, SC. or St. Petersburg, Fl. Bob was a social person, and unquestionably honest and sincere. His stories would leave us smiling for hours beyond. Thank you for the good times together.
Phil Goldman, Colchester, Vermont
Frank and Donna Barkey
May 22, 2015
Frank and Donna will miss our neighbors tremendously, and Frank his partner volunteering at the hospital and oh yes, not to forget that huge O flag.... Hearthstone Villas will seem different when we return this winter without Corrine walking the dog and visiting with us all. Our heartfull sympathy to the family.
Frank and Donna Barkey
May 22, 2015
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Al and Mary Chappel
May 22, 2015
We will miss him a lot, Bob, Corrine and Gavin were were always there to visit every time we went by their home.
Frank Stookey
May 21, 2015
Bob will be greatly missed here in the Hearthstone Villas community in Mesa, Arizona. Bob was everyone's friend and had a wonderful greeting for all who crossed his path. If he was walking by, he would always stop and visit. If he was driving by, he always honked his horn scarring us half to bits! We will always remember the OHIO flag that Bob would put out to signify he was watching an important game in his home; and, it was advisable not to disturb him until the game was over. We never had to look at an Ohio game schedule. Instead, we just watched for the flag! To illustrate Bob's humor, I recall the many times he would begin a conversation with the words "I had to laugh." When hearing those words, we knew something special was coming next. Bob was so devoted to his family, and spoke of all of them often as well. It seemed as though we knew them too. God Bless you Bob, Corrine, and your entire family.
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