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Bob in Athens, 1998
May 9, 2020
Bob on the terrace of our room at the Electra Palace Hotel in Athens in 1998.
November 18, 2008
See ya around Pilgrim,
Fondly Don and Chris Czerkies (of 18th Street)
Mike & Nila Babbitt/Camino
October 22, 2008
I remember the first time I met Bob and Gustavo at 2500 Market Street, during a neighborhood meeting. Gustavo and Bob became my heroes that day, when Gustavo made a wonderful speech about our neighborhood rights, and Bob nearly attacked Leslie Katz for trying to interrupt Gustavo.
Bob was a wonderful man and has moved on to the next great adventure, where he will eventually greet us all with his crushing handshake.
Susanne Twomey
October 20, 2008
I only met Bob briefly but his warmth and generosity were readily apparent. From discussions with Gustavo, I felt like I knew him better than I did. His loss will be felt by many. My thoughts are with them at this time.
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Marie and Ray Serina
October 18, 2008
We were blessed to have Bob in our family- he was so thoughtful and caring. Most important he always found the time to engage in a conversation about how we were doing and actully listened to what we had to say. We will sincerely miss this fine gentleman who loved us as much as we loved him.
Judith & Michael Hurley
October 8, 2008
In our tradition people live eternally in the memories of those who loved them. Bob was a cherished friend and we will always remember him as the gentle, generous and loving person he was.
Mary Moreno
October 8, 2008
We will miss Bob. If someone asked me to describe Bob, I would use the words, courtly gentleman. He surely would have been a worthy addition to any palace court, and he was a gentle man.
Changiz Khazeni
October 7, 2008
The picture truly captures Bob spirit and how all of us will remember him. I will always remember his high spirit and great attitude toward life.
Linda DiSantis
October 7, 2008
Bob was a kind, gentle soul who will always be in our hearts. I also remember his John Wayne impersonation very well, and his wonderful stories. Remember the one about his meeting Tyrone Power during the war?
Bruce Reeder
October 7, 2008
That is a great picture! I will always remember his sly grin, especially after he fired a political zinger at me and my Republican friends! We were honored that Bob considered us as family and we all loved him very much.
Bill Pardi
October 7, 2008
Bob was a very dear friend. He will be sorely missed. I will always remember his John Wayne impression and his stories of meeting Walt Disney. He was a kind and generous man. There are far too few men of his caliber left in the world.
Dana Heath
October 6, 2008
What a wonderful picture of Bob! I will always remember his terrific smile and his John Wayne imitation.
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