Robert William Reed Jr.

Condolences to the family . I´ve known Bob for 40 years . Always nice to talk too . I worked in Millmont and met him there .

From playing tennis, listening to music, going to concerts, walking the tracks from Millmont to Clapathol Junction to doing cement work. Rest easy Brother, see you down the road.

We knew Bob for many years. He was my breakfast buddy at Leesport. I'm going to miss his many antique stories. May you rest in peace. Diane & Monte

One of the memories I hold onto is how my dad appreciated simple moments. In more recent years, he enjoyed meeting up at Starbucks, sitting together over coffee and conversation. When I was younger, we spent time watching old shows like Mork & Mindy, sharing laughs that still come to mind today. He also loved playing Santa when I was young and took pride in bringing smiles to others during the holidays. Later on, he taught me about the gold business how to buy, sell, and recognize value lessons that stayed with me. These moments, both big and small, are the memories I choose to carry forward.

Danelle L. Reed

Dad and his three girls.
A moment in time with his daughters and granddaughter a family memory we´ll always carry.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Saddle up always ready for the ride.
Dad´s birthday, November 6, 2025.
A decorated car and hopes of lots of honks

A few moments that mattered
prom day, wedding day, and memories I hold close.

"Dad´s first car, Mom on the hood, Angelica Park pure memories and such a beauty."

From his school days to becoming a father
and me, tiny in his graduation suit.
Some moments say everything.

Candid moments, real life, and memories that matter.

"Memories made hunting and fishing at Angelica with his dad and his daughter."

o "From the track at Southwest-earned, accomplished, and deeply proud."

A little older here, in his Boy Scout uniform, smiling like he always did.

These are the moments that came before the world knew him
just a little boy, full of promise, already becoming who he would be.
What a gift it is to have these memories.

Dad and I loved Mork & Mindy. He bought me these suspenders, and I wore them nonstop. Simple days, big love, and laughter always in the air.

When I was a little girl, Dad loved dressing up as Santa.
These photos bring back memories of Christmas magic, laughter, and the excitement of believing. Whatever time may change, those moments of joy he created will always stay with me.

I know Bob many yrs.through the flea mkt.,and my sister Julie who went to high School with him,sadly we lost her last year.
Bob was always fun to be around, caring person and you could learn from him.he will be missed

Deepest sympathy to the family.
Rest in peace Pooh Bear

"In memory of moments we will always cherish."

Knew Bob since he was a kid in Millmont , RIP my friend!

Sharing a few photos and memories today. Family moments, pieces of our story, and reminders of times that mattered.

Dad, I´m so sorry to learn of your passing. I tried to get in touch and wish things had been different. Rest in peace.
Cindy

Sharing a few photos in remembrance.

I recall so many wonderful conversations with Bob as a regular customer of mine at Salino´s Fairgrounds about his work with jewelry, his love for newly found antiques and his flair for teaching his daughter Danielle all he knew:).
Sending out heartfelt sincere sympathy to one of my closest friends Danielle Reed, his grandchildren and entire surviving family as they all mourn the loss of father, grandfather, husband and man who was not only an intelligent and caring man but also a savvy businessman as well.
Sincerely,
Carisa D. Zidik

These photos capture moments in time family dinners, smiles, and the complicated, real memories that make up a life. May those who look at them remember that every story has many layers, and every family holds both love and loss.

Had the pleasure of working with Bob for many years...

A true gentleman and a very nice person...

Bobby and I grew up together in Millmont and I loved seeing him at the flea market. You will be missed but always remembered. Gods speed my friend until we meet again.

Robert was a old friend. Helped me out with radios and antiques. A good stone mason. Made a lot of clocks that are in collection all over the world. Rest in Peace Mr. Reed. May God grant your family peace and comfort,

Ray Hildenbrand