Robert Restuccia

As one of Bob's godchildren, I've known Bob all of my life. He has been a great friend to all of us Houles, and we've enjoyed many visits and phone conversations over the years. We will miss him.

Bob's mom, Aunt Coni, Jimmy, and Jimmy's amazing "Uncle Bob"

Uncle Bob was closer to me than my uncles by relation and I have always considered him as family. He was one of the nicest, most considerate people I have ever known, and always shared so much with so many. I was extremely blessed to have had him in my life, and I know my entire family feels the same way. My Dad and I were closest to him, and this has hit us very hard. I have so many fond memories of him that I could not possibly list them all (I think my favorite times with him were at his chalet in Jackson). He was there from my birth, throughout my childhood and teenage years, and we then kept in constant touch throughout my adult life, even after my life took me from Massachusetts to Alaska to California, and now, to Arizona. He was a big part of my formative years and helped influence the man I have become today. I am beyond grateful he was our friend. I know how close the Restuccia family is, so I send you my heartfelt condolences. He will be missed and remembered by us, always.

Uncle Bob was simply the best. When I was a young girl, we'd all go skiing together. One day, having grown overconfident after a successful day on the bunny slope, I bravely took the lift to a trail higher up the mountain. Then I promptly crumbled tearfully in fear and couldn't descend on my own. Uncle Bob "rescued me" by putting my tiny skis inside his and snowplowing us down the mountain together patiently & lovingly. This firmly ensconced him as a hero in my heart & it never changed. This is just one of so many wonderful memories with him. I will love & miss him forever. My deepest condolences to those who knew & loved him.