Fondly known as "Bobby," he lived a joyful life. Born in Bryn Mawr, Pa., he was the
beloved son of Dolores (Kosek) Priest and the late John C. Priest.
Raised in Conshohocken, Pa., he was a volunteer
firefighter at Conshohocken #2 Fire Company. He eventually moved to Kenhorst with his parents where he was
gainfully employed with a local beer distributor for over 25 years.
Bobby was a humble man with an infectious smile. An avid sports fan of the Phillies and Eagles, he was thrilled to finally clothe himself in every Eagles apparel he owned to celebrate their Super Bowl win. He also enjoyed attending college basketball games at Alvernia University and was an active member at the Sokol's Slovak Catholic and the 18th Ward Democratic clubs.
Bobby is remembered with love by his mother, Dolores Priest; brother, Thomas Priest, and his wife, Jennie Rodriguez-Priest, Kenhorst.
He was predeceased by his eldest brother, John K. Priest.
Services are private at convenience of the family. Klee Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Shillington, is in charge of arrangements.
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Diane Hazlett
January 30, 2019
Rest in peace Bobby. I will never forget your laugh! Another angel in heaven.
Jeff Rohrbach
April 9, 2018
Stopped in beer mart today as always looked for Bobby not finding him I asked the lady cashier we're is Bobby today I'm am still in total shock on his passing what a gentleman always happy always smiling I was also a friend of Bobby's brother John to have known both brothers it was an honor Rest in peace
patti n tony de
March 18, 2018
sorry for your loss great guy
March 18, 2018
Grew up in Conshy and had the fortune to know Bobby. Kind hearted soul and a good person. Sorry to hear of his passing.
JimG
Virginia
Scott Leister
March 13, 2018
Priest Family,
I am sorry for your loss Bob was an awesome guy with a heart bigger than he was. Bob was one of those guys you were fortunate to have known him. Rest easy buddy! My prayers are with your family.
Lindsay Lubrano
March 13, 2018
Flying high..aren't you bobby boy..with those Eagles..spread your wings you have many people that love you..
Watch over them...
Lindsay Lubrano
March 12, 2018
Bobby...hey Bobby I need a half of lager...silence..Bobby..Bobby.,what cha need Linds...Bobby can you please get me a half of lager..
Sure Linds...Bobby yells to another dude in the cooler.. hey.. laughing..Lindsay needs a half of lager..guys get it he laughs says I got it from here..brings keg to car..gets empty..gets a tip..smiles the rest of day..
I'll never forget your laugh ..smile.. and your selective hearing..rest easy Bobby
You got to see the Eagles win a superbowl...
Bobby the 1 and only..
Lots of love is being sent your way..
Now an Angel
Angie Blatt-Potts
March 12, 2018
You will be greatly missed by so many Bobby! I enjoyed the over 12 years we worked together and over 20 years I was lucky enough to call you my friend. Your smile, laugh and subtle little digs on me will be missed so much. You were the most sincere, kind man and always made everyone feel loved. Rest easy buddy! Love you Bobby!
Jay Lemelin
March 12, 2018
Bobby was a pure friend, and a special man. I am so sorry Delores about your son. Our prayers to you and your family.
Brian Hague
March 12, 2018
I will totally miss you my brother Bobby!!! Dolores and Tom you are in my prayers. There wasn't a bad bone in his body!! Had the biggest heart of anyone I know!! This world was a better place to have known him!! I looked foward to working with him everyday!! He will be missed that's for sure!! God speed and rest easy now my brother I will see you again!!!
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