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Todd Sullivsn
March 20, 2020
Bobby was such a pleasure to be around. I only had the pleasure of knowing him for three years. I enjoyed my time with him talking about sports and music. Such a sharp dude. He was always making me laugh. I looked forward to hanging with him on Thursday for trivia. He will be missed by many.
Todd Sullivan
Pam frizzell
March 5, 2020
Dear Spitz Family,
Our deepest sympathy, Bobby was a great and talented young man you must be so proud to have him as a son. He was a good friend to our daughter Michelle and many others. Our thoughts are with you.
Sincerely,
The Frizzell family.
Vanessa Sheriff
March 5, 2020
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Dave McKay
March 5, 2020
I knew Bobby just 2 years. We came from different generations but shared a love and respect for sports. Bib was a true gentleman. He showed me great respect. I will never forget his kindness to me. My sincere prayers ate with his family and many friends.
Kurt Spitz
March 4, 2020
when bobby was 4 he was he use to love batting with tennis balls so I came home from work he would by sitting on our front steps dressed in a red sox tshirt-nomar-cap bucket of balls and a bat resting on his shoulders so I would pull up and say 'bob,want to go fishing?'he would look me dead in the eye and say 'I don't have time for that get your glove'and pick up his bucket and walk into our yard he was the adult in our relationship he was so easy to raise he was active and fun and happiness wasn't far behind he was real he was one of a kind bs wasn't in bobs vocabulary as father his integrity is what I am most proud of love dad ps sorry steve about your flowers but bobby always appreciated you giving him the balls back wanted to blame brain buy he was a lefty you know your were a special person in his life steve thank you
March 4, 2020
use to come home from work and bobby was 4 maybe 5 he loved hitting tennis balls with a wuffle ball bat when I arrive he would be on our front steps with his bucket of tennis balls his red sox tshirt -nomar-,hat and a bat resting on his shoulder so I pull up and say 'hi bob want to go bike riding? he would look me dead in the eye and say I don't have time for this get your glove and walk to our yard he was the adult in our relationship he was so eay to raise always achtive and fun god blessed me so much by putting him my life he wasn't fake he was the real deal bs wasn't in bobs vocabulary he broke the mold love you dad p.s.sorry steve about your flowers but bobby always appreciated you giving the balls back I always wanted to blame brian but he was a lefty
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