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Melanie (niece)
August 29, 2024
I'll never forget and still enjoy the Sax salad, although Robert chose to prepare it in a garbage sack. Haha, what a character!
Melanie Sharp
August 31, 2010
I am the neice of Robert Sax. Your postings are touching and I (on behalf of the family) appreciate your warm condolences. THANK YOU! Be tough, but soft and don't give up your convictions. No pun intended. Love, Melanie
arla huck
August 28, 2010
I am sending you my condolences on behalf of my mother, I know she was around your family abit as you were growing up, I heard many stories about you. My mom was Maxine Johnson Anderson, You may not remember her but I am sure your mom would have. Sorry for your loss.
Robert "Bobby" Friedman
August 27, 2010
Robert you were like an older brother to me. I read Paul Rolley's comments about you and, like him, you were a guardian angel to me also. I enjoyed being your friend and I know what a good guy you were and how much fun you were to be around. Reputations aren't always accurate. God bless you and Richard. I'm glad I knew you both. Condolences to Kristi and Charlee and the whole Sax Family. My brother Jim wishes you all well too.
August 27, 2010
God bless you Robert. I will cherish our friendship forever. Allen Covey - Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico
August 27, 2010
I knew Robert breifly in High School -- He was alot of fun and I believe he would rather have the "rep" as the tough,he was'nt one out to prove it to everyone---- Rest in peace, Robert. J. B.
Bob Renwick
August 27, 2010
I saw Robert's name mentiond today in Paul Rolly's article in the Tribune. It was quite touching. I haven't seen Robert since the mid 70's but he left a great and lasting impression.
Sorry to see he's moved on, but may he rest in peace.
Bob Sax
August 27, 2010
I'm sorry for your loss. God bless.
ronn armstrong
August 26, 2010
Robert was a great man and a true freind. GOD Bless
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