Robert Alan Pritzker

To Mr. Bob's family, you have my deepest sympathy. I served as one of his caregivers and realize we have lost one of the great ones. Mrs. Mayari, it was truly my gain to have known such a person as Mr. Bob. He was one of a kind and will be missed.
Corazon Perkins

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

I was saddened to hear of my dear friend Bob passing. My deepest sympathy to Mayari and the Pritzker family who I was honored to know for 23 years. Bob was such a genuine and unassuming person. I will miss him. My heart will always remember him.

I heard the announcement of your husband's death on Television News. I, too, recently lost my husband from Parkinson's Disease. I know what you have been going through and you have my sympathy. My husband first lived in Mather Home, then the Presbyterian Home, and then I was very thankful to have decided to bring him home with a fine caregiver taking care of him. He spent most of his time sitting at his desk. I gave him office papers and a disconnected telephone, and he kept very busy in his own world. He also ate all his meals at his desk. He often would speak to friends and business associates on his disconnected telephone. I know how extremely difficult it has been for all of you. Parkinson's is a terrible disease. Your chain will link again.