Robert Spillman

My deepest sympathy and condolences to all the family. I knew Robert as "Uncle Bob" as a child in Bethlehem. Our families were neighbors in the 1960s. My family moved when I was still young. However we tried to keep in-touch for the next couple decades. To this day, I still remember "Uncle Bob", his smile, his outgoing good nature, and his kindness. R.I.P.

Cid, Catherine and family,
What a blessing it was to spend time with you all last May at Ellen's wedding. Families are so important and yet time seems to separate us unduly. I was sadden to receive the news of Bob's passing and I wanted to, in some small way, send my prayers and blessings to you. Love, Jeffrey, Jay and Warren

...i just found out about Bob's passing today...I was fortunate enough to be Bob's dentist...I am truly saddened by this...people of character like Bob seem to be in short order...my practice is structured so I am able to spend time with people...Bob was a man of adventure and I loved to hear of his fascinating travels sailing,running,traveling the world...few people are as passionate and caring about people and the world around him as Bob was...I will miss Bob...my condolences to the Spillman family...Sincerely,Stuart D. Field,DMD

To all those people Robert touched, including myself, we've lost a friend, mentor and a person to emulate. Rest in peace Robert.

Dear Peter and family,

Sending you much love and condolences from the Pacific NW. It's evident how much love he shared with the world and what a difference that has made. Hold each other close and celebrate his love that all of you carry and can share as well.

Love,
Rich, Joy, Evan and Amelie Randall
Redmond, WA

Cid, Catherine, Sarah, and Peter
How blessed to have this wonderful man as husband and father. Of all his amazing accomplishments truly his most treasured was his family. Sympathies to you and my prayers and love. Take heart, Bob is lovingly caring for you from above I'm sure.
He will never be forgotten . . .
Sincerely

Bev Craul

Dear Cidney, Catherine, Sarah and Peter:

I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your husband and father. I remember him so fondly growing up on Main Street with Catherine and the wonderful trips to Bay Head with your family. He was an incredible man and I know he will be missed by so many. Love and prayers sent your way during this difficult time.

Dear CID,
I am sorry for your loss. I'm happy I had a chance to know him.
Ellen Tobin
Bay Head, NJ

Please accept our condolences, prayers and admiration for a life fully-lived in service, professionalism and adventure.

Dear Cid and family,

We were sorry to read about Bob's passing. He was a great person and we feel very fortunate to have known him.

Bob and Sharon Smith

My sincere sympathy to Cid and the family. I am so honored to have worked with Bob, who was a true gentleman, gifted architect, and all around wonderful human being. He fostered a culture of thoughtfulness, respect, and humor at the firm that I've never forgotten and will always seek to create wherever my career takes me.

My condolences to Bob's family on the passing of a "truly great" human being.

I had the pleasure of serving on several boards with Bob, especially LVIP. He was not only one of the top architects in his profession, he was also a major architect in the economic development of the Lehigh Valley as we know it today. His efforts for preservation of open spaces will be his legacy for generations to come.

Richard Lewis

Our condolences from Valeria McCorkell and Pat Hoffman. (neighbors on Dewberry Avenue)

Dear Cid, Catherine, Sarah and Peter: Our sincere sympathy and prayers of support for each of you. Robert was a special person and was always encouraging those he met to greater achievements. His devotion to his family, profession and community were always in his mind, thoughts and actions. All of those who ever were blessed with his endearing friendship will greatly miss him.

Bob was a great, compassionate leader and visionary! He will be deeply missed.