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McDONALD , Robert "Bob" L.
Entered into rest from complications associated with Alzheimer's, at Glendale, CA, Sunday April 8, 2007. .
He leaves his wife Mimi (Muriel) McDonald, his children, Mariel Mateer and R. Gregory McDonald; two grandchildren, Steven and Victoria Mateer.
Bob was born April 12, 1930, in Boston, MA and grew up in Watertown, MA. He graduated from Boston University and entered the USAF, serving his country proudly during the Korean War. Bob entered the aerospace industry, retiring from North American/Rockwell Int. after 30 years of service, as an engineer in senior management. He then continued his career with Northrup. His love of planes was never ending! Upon leaving Northrup, he enjoyed the additional time he had playing golf, traveling with good friends and spending time with his family. Be at peace now....we love you!
Rosary services will be held on Thursday, April 19, 7:00 pm at Woods Mortuary, Glendale, CA. Funeral Services will be held, Fri., April 20, 10:00 am at Holy Family Catholic Church, Glendale, CA.
In lieu of flowers, a donation in remembrance of "Bob" to the Alzheimer's Association would be appreciated.

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Published by Los Angeles Times on Apr. 17, 2007.

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Edward Mokslaveskas

April 24, 2007

Mimi---Bob & I were friends for many years at North American Aviation. We had good conversations and many jokes together. I will miss him---and---I will always remember him. Moke

Bois Kwan

April 20, 2007

To Greg & family; I really appreciated the telephone call from Greg. I am sorry to hear of Mr. Bob McDonald's (dad) passing. I'm hopeful he's now dancing with a good glass of single malt scotch in his hand. I know Bob was and continues to be a very special part of the family. Safe journey Bob!

Samuel Zavala

April 17, 2007

R.I.P. Mr. McDonald......

Greg Mc Donald

April 17, 2007

Dad we will truly miss you. Love always Greg

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