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Sheila Siegel and Scott Searl
September 6, 2006
We share your grief and really wish we could be there for the memorial service. We have very fond memories of Bob and will miss him dearly. Please let sympathy and concern from your extended family in California provide you some strength and comfort.
Love, Sheila and Scott
Kathy Wells
September 6, 2006
To Jeff, Suzanne, Craig, Jeanette, Holly, Sheldon, and Donna ... our thoughts have been with you during this difficult time. Call us if you need anything. Really! We mean it!
From Larry and Dee Spencer and Kathy too.
Sheldon Siegel
September 6, 2006
Bob was an instantly likable person, and had an amazing gift for making people feel welcome. As I’ve seen him do with many, many other people, he was instantly warm and welcoming toward me, literally making me feel right at home.
Bob would sit in his quiet way, and just listen. When he asked you a question, you got the feeling that he actually cared about your answer. That he wanted to know you. He would ask about the important things in life, about your parents, your history, and your future, but always in a soft, gentle manner, and always accepting and interested.
And, he was famous for having a particular way with younger people. Many of his children’s friends, and myself, came to consider Bob to be a second father. He may have passed away, but in Bob’s case, his spirit truly lives on in the hearts of hundreds.
That Bob was a hardworking and dedicated family man is true, but that doesn’t get at Bob’s great love of life and for just having fun with people. He always had a smile, a funny story, a laugh, and a never ending twinkle in his eye. I know it’s a cliché, but in his case, he really did.
As a result, he has more friends and loved ones than anyone I know. The outpouring of love and true, deep concern from family, friends, and neighbors has been incredible over these last painful months. People who were lucky enough to know him well would look into each other’s eyes during these tough times, and just know in their hearts what each other was feeling when it came to Bob.
As Russ Roe, long, long time family friend, said simply, and truly, “We lost a good one.”
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