Robert (Bob) Prokop

I will always remember Bob having a meal ready for "the Broads" in the colorful flat in Cheltenham when we got back from gallivanting around England. And forcing me to watch Fritz Lang´s Metropolis. And sending me beautiful pictures of nebulae. He was a class act and I will miss him.

Dear Anna and Lisa; we are so sorry for your loss. Bob was a wonderful, intelligent, and kind person who will be missed.

I loved knowing Bob through Baltimore Peace Action and Veterans for Peace! Such a fun and caring guy.

Those who have brought us joy, made us laugh, and shown us love have given us the lasting gifts of a beautiful life and blessed our memories forever. Even as we mourn, we can remember the good times, be comforted by the love, and celebrate a life well lived.
With deepest sympathy during this difficult time.

We will always remember Bob in our hearts. We feel blessed and fortunate to have been his sister and brother-in-law. We miss him. Our prayers and thoughts go to everyone.

Bob was just the best
The Best boss I ever had and, more, importantly a wonderful best friend
We will miss his kindness, sense of humour, his curiosity and his boundless knowledge of so many things.
We will miss him so very much.

Bob will always be remembered for his kindness and generosity by me and the small community in Mango, Togo West Africa. The African Art Museum of Maryland in Columbia will miss him being the first to show up at special events..The greatest father to his girls and a great friend to me. May his precious Soul rest in eternal peace.

Mr. Bob was one of the kindest men I've ever met... He had a heart of gold and was always so generous to those around him... He and I had many long talks about everyday things but mainly family and he told me about his travels... My heart aches for is family for I only knew him a few years and I know how much I'll miss him...

My sincerest condolences to the Prokop family. Bob was one of my closest friends from my early days in Arizona. I met him about 50 years ago, along with his brother, Richard. I am truly saddened to hear of his passing but I know he is still with us. Til we meet again, my friend.

Sincere condolences on our loss of brother Bob - he was a pleasure to work with in Baltimore Peace Action and on the VFP Golden Rule Project. A good egg. Rest in peace.

Bob is much older than me. So, my memories aren't many. What I do remember is his love for reading. He taught me to love reading too. One time I had an eye infection and Bob read the whole series of The Lion the witch and the wardrobe to me. I know he loved me.

I work in the pharmacy at Giant Food in Ellicott City . I met Mr. Prokop as a customer MANY years ago . I always enjoyed seeing him and helping in anyway I could . He was always an easy going pleasant person to deal with . We were very friendly discussing family and his grandchildren . He loved them and loved life . I often worried and prayed for him when he was going through medical issues . I was VERY sad to hear he passed away. I will miss his friendly smile and conversations . Sending prayers for him and his whole family. Dianne Whitehair

Bob was my brother and best friend. He was one of the most generous people I have ever known. His love of life, playfulness, curiosity, and dedication to peace were exemplary. He will be missed by so many, but most especially his wonderful daughters and four beautiful grandchildren.