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G Chism
January 9, 2010
Bob, you are so lucky to be in heaven. There is no time where you are so it will seem like just a flash and we will all join you there soon!! Im sure God made sure you mother May and your son Terry where there with you when you took your first heavenly breath in your new body!! While its hard for all of us left behind to process grief, it makes it a whole lot easier to process when we contemplate your new life and surroundings. Your character here on earth reflected Christ and you understood servanthood. Both the greatest earmarks for true believers. Rest Bob, enjoy, it wont be long and the trumpet will sound and we will meet you in the air along with our savior.
NICK / GLORIA BARBAROTTO
January 9, 2010
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
BOWEN FAMILY
January 8, 2010
My word how time passes so quickly. Robert and our father also named Robert go back 40 yrs and never was a bad word between them. Robert will be missed. The Bowen , Bob - David - Judy - and Connie, send our deepest thoughts and prayers with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Maria Hernandez
January 7, 2010
I remember Mr. Randolph fondly and I have known him since I was sixteen from Balboa High. I am grateful for his encouragement throughout the years and for placing me at Wells Fargo where I spent 39 years and retired two years ago.
We are sorry for your loss.
Tanya Borghello
January 7, 2010
Rob, Millette and Family. We did not know Mr. Randolph but you come from him and I am sure he was as wonderful,loving and giving as he has taught you to be.
We are so sorry for your loss and our continued thoughts of support and of love are with you.
The Borghello's
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