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Vicki Bridges
May 29, 2025
I remember both your parents, Bob, as I do Cheryl´s, also - loving, outgoing, greatly intelligent, & faith-filled people who raised wonderful children (whom I´m blessed to call dear friends). As you honor their memory, Al´s & my thoughts are with you all. Love, Vicki Bridges
Stephen Coates, DDS
May 16, 2025
Mary, It was always a pleasure to treat your father over the years and I enjoyed our chats. My prayer for you and your family.
Bethie LaMaster Lauer
December 23, 2024
Hello Mary, so sorry to hear about your dad. It sounds like he lived a Great life and stayed active. It must of been that special care you gave him in California. I remember your dad working in his chair in the family room and watching basketball . We were making smashed hamburger buns to put in the toaster and then added melted butter, sugar and cinnamon. Delicious! Also, trips to the Dwenger basketball games. That was 40 years ago.... Wow how time flies. Prayers and thoughts to you and your family during your time of grief. Would love to hear from you when things settle down. Take care, Bethie LaMaster Lauer
Terri O'Rourke
December 23, 2024
Mary, i just loved your mom and dad! He really did love tennis didn't he. It sounds like you took great care of him in his later years.
Sending prayers and condolences to you and your family. Please touch base with me when you have the chance. Miss you Mary.
Terri O'Rourke
Ruth Young
December 21, 2024
Mr. Bob was a very jolly person...Whenever I visit him, he always wear a smile on his face....This picture taken last April 28, 2023 in one of my visit with them. On behalf of Christopher, Val, Sharon, May and Ali, our sincere sympathies and condolences. May he rest in peace...
Pete Lytle
December 21, 2024
Bob and I and other GE employees played doubles tennis regularly. We affectionately called him “Dirty Dinkum”. He was ever the gentleman and kindred spirit. He will be missed.
Anne Marina Pellicciotto
December 20, 2024
Uncle Bob was my godfather so his passing feels all the more acute. There are stories of him rocking a very collicky baby me in his rocking chair and that soothing me. I loved his laugh and twinkly smile and what seemed like an inner calm and strength. Uncle Bob you will be missed. Rest in peace. Anne Pellicciotto
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