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Linda LaBranch
February 24, 2009
I did not know your beloved but what a person He must have been, I think the world is a better place because of Him. I too read his obituary and was sorry I didn't know him.
Please accept my condolences.
laura crowe
February 10, 2009
Dearest family. I cannot imagine a world without Bob. He was a true gentlemen; warm, intelligent, interested in life, and a great conversationalist. I will miss our talks on history. My life was so enriched by knowing him. Love, Laura
Elizabeth Darr
February 9, 2009
Thank you for using the first person obit. I share your father's abhorrence of the typical obituary. Although I did not know your father at all, I read every word of his obituary and plan to steal his idea for my own.
Please accept my sincere condolences on your loss.
Steve Gaarder
February 4, 2009
Bob-we had many good times together. I will always remember you with affection and warmth. Thank you for letting me be a part of your life.
Matt Gaarder-Wang
February 4, 2009
Bob, you will be missed. I always sought you out at Crowe family gatherings because you always had a great sense of humor and humored me whenever I asked questions about your experiences in World War II.
Pat Quinn
February 4, 2009
Dear friend and cousin, Paul, it was so nice to talk with you tonight and hear the stories around your Dad's life and dying. Thank you for sharing them with me. Be assured that I will have the other Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet here in St. Louis keep you and all your family in our prayer. And please know I delighted in the obituary that your Dad wrote; so glad all of you decided to "go with it." How creative and down-to-earth, yes?
Love to you, Suzy, Gus, Millie, Max.
Pat Quinn (CSJ)
Tim & Joyce Ward & family
February 4, 2009
We were so sorry to hear of Paul's father's death. Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire family.
Mary Gaarder
February 4, 2009
Bob, you were a wonderful part of our family. You so warmly accepted all of us. We will greatly miss your sense of humor.
Kala DeSimone
February 4, 2009
We read of Bob's passing on KC Star Online, and want to relay our sympathy. You were good neighbors to us when we lived on Oakmont Drive!
Jack and Kala DeSimone
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