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Tim weaver
July 31, 2025
Vanessa and family my deepest condolences to the passing of your dad. I´m glad I had the pleasure to meet Robert when I was up there. He was real nice and I know Bill And Kris really enjoyed him and he enjoyed working in a store helping out. Thank God for memories cause one day the memories will put a smile back on your face when you think of him or talked about him to the girls
With love to all of you uncle Tim aunt Robin and Tim and Ashley
Patty Gauci
July 31, 2025
Vanessa, Kelly and family, sending our deepest Condolences on the loss of your Dad, Husband and Grandpa. My Brother Bill and Kris always said what a nice and helpful kind guy Robert was. I know all the the Love and Memories that you carry will be cherished forever with All our Love Aunt Patty, Uncle Paul and the Gauci Family
Carole & James Cordero
July 30, 2025
We are so sorry you´re going through this. We know how much this loss must hurt, and just want you to know that we are thinking of you and sending love your way! Wishing you strength and peace in the days ahead. We will keep you and your family in our hearts and prayers.
Love, The Cordero Family
Sheila Sampson
July 30, 2025
Dear Robert,
Words cannot fully capture the sorrow I feel at your passing. You were my first love, a chapter of my life filled with youthful dreams and cherished memories. We were so young when we met, and our journey together, including those four years in Germany with the Air Force, shaped so much of who I am. Together, we brought our two incredible children into the world, and they remain a beautiful testament to the bond we shared. I am forever grateful for the legacy of our grandchildren.
My heart aches for your loss, but I find comfort in knowing you touched so many lives with your warmth and spirit. To your widow and family, I extend my deepest condolences and respect, grateful for the love and care you shared with Robert in his later years. You will always hold a special place in my heart.
With love and remembrance,
Sheila
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Vanessa Weaver
July 30, 2025
His infectious smile will stay in my heart forever. He always made silly jokes and loved to make the people he loved laugh He also loved his tractor and oh my, every possible accessory for it, he had! The thing he always engraved in my head was, "Don't be scared, be prepared " he always wanted everyone to be ready for any scenario. Dad just always wanted us all safe and taken care of. He had a heart of gold.
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