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John Genovese
November 10, 2011
I am very sorry to hear about Mr. Meisner. I always enjoyed his life -stories and his dry sense of humor. He always made me feel welcome. My condolences to all his family.
Christine Monzo
November 6, 2011
Bob was a good friend and nieghbor. My husband and I will miss him. He always waved when I drove past his house in my Camaro. My deepest condolences to his wife, Katie, his children and all the family.
John and Sue Bennington
November 6, 2011
Sue and I would like to express our deep sympathy to the family of Robert Meisner at their loss. As neighbors of Karen and Rachel, we were very saddened to learn of the passing of their father/grandfather.
Dorothy Macek
November 5, 2011
My name is Dorothy Macek, Aunt to John Genovese, a friend of the Meisners. I've known Steve, Mr. Meisner's son, for many years and want to express my deepest sympathy to him and his entire family. It is sad to lose a loved one, how well I know, and I'm truly sorry for your loss. My sincere condolences to everyone. Mr. Meisner will be remembered in my daily prayers.
Laura Meisner
November 4, 2011
My daughters and I will miss your childhood stories and silly jokes, especially "wood eye." I still remember the wonderful cinnamon rolls you made. My prayers are with your family. Laura Meisner (Franklin, TN)
Teri Braband
November 2, 2011
We will miss our dear neighbor, Bob. We have great memories of the many stories he told about his service in WWII, his work, and his family. He had a fondness for boxing and a passion for technology, especially computers. For many years he was a major part of our daily walks to and from school. He and Katy are one of the many reasons why my children will be able to look back at their childhood and say," Wow, that was a great place to grow up!" Our prayers go out to Katy and his family. Fondly, -The Braband Family
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