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September 12, 2024
If I could light a pathway of candles from me to you, I would follow it right now. Remembering how I cried at the honor dinner at ARP when you said, “if I don’t see you soon, I’ll see you in heaven”. Losing a parent is like losing a map of life. Harder to navigate. I love you and miss you, mom, Paul & Robin.
September 12, 2024
Miss you, Dad
CeCi Savransky
September 12, 2023
I miss you so much, Dad. I love you.
CeCi DeSio-Savransky
September 12, 2021
Dad,
One year feels like yesterday. And yet every day without you feels so long. As you always told me, the days are long and the years, shorter still.
I love and miss you so much
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Honor flight with Bob's brother Joe.
Joe DeSio
September 18, 2020
Your kindness, wit, knowledge and wisdom always amazed me. I wish I could have spent more time with you and aunt Pat. You will be missed but as we know, we will see each other again. Oh, the party we will have.
Anny & Vince O'Neill
September 17, 2020
Bob was truly so kind and caring. We knew him and Pat through St. Peter's Church. We were cantors together for many years. He had a beautiful voice. His love for Pat was undeniable. I'll miss his post of he and Pat on Facebook. Pat and your family were everything to him. He was so proud of all of you. He will be missed for sure. He was an icon in our church family and his kindness and respectful nature was a wonderful example for all.
Judy and David Andersen
September 15, 2020
Bob, dear friend,
From that interview dinner at the Wishing Well in late 1991 when you locked your keys in the car and we gave you and Pat a ride home until the present, you have been a wonderful part of our life. So many memories - your outstanding leadership on the Saratoga Hospital board, your love of music, the dance lessons (you were the far better student), the Italian dinners, especially the one where you spontaneously serenaded the whole restaurant with “O Sole Mio” in Italian, your faith, love of family, Mrs. London’s, and, of course, Notre Dame football. We will sorely miss you but you will forever live on in our hearts.
Al Savransky
September 13, 2020
Bob (Dad):
It was an honor and privilege to get to know you. Your wisdom and experience was very enjoyable during our visit. You will live In our hearts forever!
Love, Al
Ce
September 13, 2020
Dad....this photo captures the essence of you. That confident smile. I’m still waiting for you old car ringtone to FaceTime us.
Words don’t serve me well right now... to Pay tribute to you. All you were and still are.
The years I spent with you and mom ....I got know know you both in a way I couldn’t have otherwise. All the funny bird calls and sings we’d make up. The best time doing aerial shots at the steak house with the naval cadets....the kind couple who bought our dinner because you served.
Your antics to get a laugh left us in stitches... The videos we’d watch of practical jokers... Playing rummi cube with the Disantos ...and you always cheating me on words with friends. Even your well remembered morning cough. Singing together with a one word prompt. I loved making you guys laugh with my evening stupid over the top cane dances.
Thank you for embracing Al and handing him the “torch”. He He thinks you are a great man and incredibly wise.
Until we dance and sing again...I’ll see you in my dreams.
As you’d say, the days are Long, the years are short.
I love you
Cynthia Emerson
September 13, 2020
Bob was my husband's hospice volunteer in 1994 when he was dying from ALS. He would get him books on tape from the library and take my young son for rides in his sport car. He was a lovely, thoughtful man.
Mary DeFelice
September 12, 2020
We were so blessed to have Dad in our lives for as long as we did. He touched so many lives in his 96 years .... none more than my mom, my sisters, my brothers, and I ... love you Dad ... until we meet again ... love Marianne, Tony & Katie
Lynn & Mike Robert
September 12, 2020
He was a wonderful man and we know he will be greatly missed. Our love and prayers are with the family at this time.
You are with me always dad. Enjoy your family in heaven. You are my father and my best friend.
Olivia Lux
September 12, 2020
My wonderful father and best friend. Till the end you were giving me advice and love.
You are gone but everywhere I am things remind me of you...the beach, bike rides, cider donuts. Your sense of humor and wisdom are irreplaceable in my life.
I will keep you with me safe until we meet again.
September 12, 2020
Thank you for your service to our country. Rest In Peace.
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