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He is the beloved husband of 54 years to Clara M. Corson (née Menei), and a loving father of Sharon Iacovitti and her husband Sergio of Delran, NJ; David Corson and his wife Tami of Hainesport, NJ; and Eric Corson and his wife Staci of Medford, NJ. He is a devoted grandfather and will forever be known as "Pop" to his 8 grandchildren: Victoria, Nicolas, Kaia, Cruz, Julianna, Luke, Elaina and Landon.
Born in Darby, PA, Bob spent his entire career within the Food Business starting with his family-owned business, Corson's Inc. Most recently, Bob worked as a Food Redistributor for Honor Foods in Philadelphia. Having resided in Marlton for the past 22 years, and Medford for 25 years prior; Bob's true passion was spending time on the water…whether that be fishing in the back bays of Brigantine, NJ, relaxing with his fellow boat neighbors on "C Dock", or enjoying summers with his grandkids on his current boat, "Chadia III". Known to many as "Captain Bob", he will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his visitation on Thursday, July 10th from 6:00 to 8:00pm at the Bradley & Stow Funeral Home, 127 Medford-Mt. Holly Road, Medford, NJ. Memorial Service to follow at 8:00 PM.
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Memorial Tributes, condolences can be shared at www.Bradleystow.com.
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Steven B Sultzer
July 27, 2025
My sincerest condolences to the Corson family. Bob and I met over 30 years ago when I was working for a poultry manufacturer and later on when I was working for a specialty food manufacturer, and Bob was always generous with his time and he would always provide his industry insight, knowledge, and expertise. Bob will be sorely missed and the food industry lost an icon.
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