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Janice carmody
January 27, 2021
Robert, his love to do things, his sincere smile, his love of friendships, his heart to be kind, embraced his nickname "big Bob". Sweet memories of Bob participating with ASCEND, new horizons, other groups. To his family, may God give comfort, heart healing peace,. With sympathy, janice carmody
Mary
January 18, 2021
Big Bob was a nice man, and always sweet to me. We will remember him fondly.
Nancy + Harold
January 18, 2021
We will miss Bob’s welcoming smile and hugs at out Senior Thursday morning dance. God’s blessing to all of you.
Jan Royer
January 17, 2021
We loved seeing Big Bob's smiling face at our Thursday morning dances. So fly high, Big Bob, and dance with the angels!
Christa M Bonk
January 17, 2021
Rest in peace, I didn't see you often, but liked youd sense of humor.
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