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Tammy Winnie Winnie
December 4, 2021
I loved hearing all the stories about Bob Difranco. His dancing with his wife and his passion for gardening. How despite his age he never let that slow him down. So much enthusiasm for life! I know he was such an inspiration to those around him. I know he will be greatly missed. My deepest sympathies to the Difranco family
Linda and Ed Karolak
December 4, 2021
Our prayers and thoughts are with our dear Uncle Bob's family and friends as we grieve our loss. Uncle Bob was a kind and generous man who loved us and we loved him. We loved his happy ways of being with family. We learned much from him...about food, gardening, joy of music and dancing...He will be missed very much! He accomplished much in his 99 years!
Marty DiVincenzo
December 3, 2021
Dear Di Franco Family sending my deepest condolences on the passing of your Father
Benedicta Gyamfi
December 3, 2021
I never got the chance to meet you sir but i had heard so much about you and admire how much you stayed on this earth. I know you will come again living on and living within our children. See you soon.. Continue to stay blessed.
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Jim Myra Minch
December 2, 2021
Heartfelt condolences to Kenny, Susan, Joey, Shelli and the rest of your dear family. Thinking of you all at this most difficult time. He was truly a wonderful father, grandfather and great-grandfather! He will be missed.
Carl & Nancy Di Franco
December 2, 2021
You were a Mentor to many, loved to garden, babied your fig tree, loved meeting with friends as you danced with your wife, invigorated by your Children, Grandchildren, and Godchildren. We will miss exploring new restaurants and listening to his World War II stories. Rest in Peace Bob.
Dale Orians
December 1, 2021
Watching Bob keep his yard immaculate, marigolds hearty, and work in his garage, as well as his dancing stories would inspire anyone who knew him. Dancing with his wife again in heaven! Our condolences to his family. Dale & Cheryl
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