Robert E. McCabe

Robert "Bob" Edward McCabe, a long-time resident of Lower Bucks, departed this world far too early, at the age of 58, on July 3, 2022. Bob was preceded in death by his parents, William McCabe and Barbara Verna of Philadelphia, and his brother, Brian McCabe of Bensalem. Bob is survived by his wife of thirty-one years, Traci McCabe, his three loving sons (Edward, Keith, and Bryan McCabe), his sister Barbara McCabe, his brother William McCabe, and his three nieces, Brianne McKenna, Brittany Velleca, and Kimberly Cox. Bob is also survived by Padraig Hughes and Anthony Blake who he always held in his heart as dear sons. Lastly, he will be grieved by Ann Bendos, who he considered a sister, and his nephew, James Michael Forster. Bob graduated from Bensalem High School in 1982, attended classes at Bucks County Community College, and went on to be a successful entrepreneur. With his adventurous spirit, he pursued several careers and found a true calling in Public Adjusting. Bob's personality was larger than life. His sense of humor and infectious laugh will never be forgotten. From the time he was a young kid, he was not afraid to speak up for what he believed in. Not many people went unscathed on Facebook, especially if you dared to vote Republican. Bob had a lifelong love affair with the Rolling Stones. He traveled around the world with his sons to attend concerts and play air guitar with Keith Richards. • One of Bob's worst fears was losing his idol, Keith Richards, and the family takes comfort in knowing he never had to endure that. Bob always put family and friends first, spending much of his life devoted to helping others achieve. If you needed a ride at 2am, an advance on your next check, a house to stay at, Bob was always there. He didn't know the word "no". He was such a life force and presence; he will never be forgotten. To Honor Bob's wishes, casual dress and Rolling Stones attire is strongly suggested. A Visitation will be held Friday July 8th 2022 from 2-4pm, followed by a Life Celebration Service at 4pm at Dunn-Givnish Life Celebration Home 378 S Bellevue Ave, Langhorne PA. 19047 In lieu of flowers donations may be made in support of Democrats at swingleft.org, or to help provide music programs to the Philadelphia youth at rockthefuture.org.