Robert Edward McDermott

In our family he was Uncle Bob. He taught us to play racquetball, backgammon, and chess. He sang show tunes with us constantly, My Fair Lady was a big favorite. He lived with us for many years. He was the best of friends to our father, and a second father to us. Since his last trip to California we have often thought of him and shared stories wondering if we would see him again. He often spoke about his siblings and his many nieces and nephews. We are deeply saddened by the loss, and our share our heartfelt condolences with his family.

Bruce-Nancy-Molly-Marge-Sorry to hear of Bob's passing .May God Bless.

Sorry for your lost. I have so many fond memories of being at the family home on Logan St. Bob always thought I was real tall. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

To Bruce and all the McDermott family, I am deeply sorry for your loss. . May god bless you with wonderful memories in your grief, Janice Milton VanNess

Remember Bob while playing Red and Black football in the mid 70s. Always a nice person and team player helping out others.

Sensei Bear NNY JUDO

He will be missed, he was a great man. Loved his jokes, Remember the day he took me Trick or Treating in the snow in Colorado Springs, while walking in his sandals.

I always called you “Uncle Bob” and didn’t know you weren’t blood related until I was 12. You were my dad’s best man and always a friend to our family. I remember your visits to our house when you were traveling between New York and California. I also remember your love of reading and your motorcycle. My condolences to your family. You were a true inspiration and will be missed.

Sensei Bear you teach us so much. Thank you for the knowledge you gave me and my kids. You will be forever in our hearts. From Omar X Cabrera and Family. Tyan, Omar AKA Lito and Celideth. Fly high to haven God bless you.