My condolence, A beautiful video to his tribute. Of life

Him and I would go out for lunch.

For roast beef. Sandwich We will laugh and have fun. Never talk about work on our lunchtime. Just talk about our friendship. He always had some kind of financial information to give me.. I'd always looked for the call from him. And he always told me how many miles he rode his bike. I also knew. As a certified pharmacy technician. When he checked my work. I was okay. I will miss the call from him. I've always had his memories in my mind. To Jo and Family Time will Will, Heal are broken heart But the memories will always Be there I was honored to be part of the streets friendship. God bless. I will stay in touch James.

I was kind of shocked when Jo called to tell me of this sad event.

We had re-connected from our early years hanging at the pharmacy on Westminster to recent West Catholic reunions including our 60th. I was amazed at the many miles of biking that you and Charlie had achieved, even up to recent years. It was fun reminiscing about the old "milk shake" days and talking about the guys on the corner: the Kavanaghs, Finnegans, Fats Gallagher, Frank Lafferty, Doc, Jimmy Spicer and Jamie Masterson, among others, I'm sure.

Your will be missed!

Take care,

Your Hoopes Street Buddy, Bill

My sincerest condolences to Bob's family for their loss. Bob always had a smile when I worked with him in my days as a pharmacy student at Methodist and was never too busy to impart tricks of the trade that I've carried with me over the years. He was such a good guy, gone too soon. God bless you, all and may he rest in peace. - Domenic D'Alessandro

Bob, I did not get to meet you upclose in person, but I was a secret admirer and praying friend for you and your family courtesy of Kim.

Like you, I am also a Presbyterian clergy back from Nigeria. Rest in peace with the Lord. Kim, remain strong and comforted.

Chaplain (Elder) Jolly Ekpe

Rip Bob, Ron Weaver

Oh, Jo - and family, I am profoundly sad and sorry to hear about Bob's passing.- I just learned and am overwhelmed with sorrow for you all. - I sincerely pray that the Lord will put down layers of peace - in your hearts, and comfort you in the knowledge that our Savior loves and cares for you all. Call on Him. I am praying right now that there will be angels hovering around you , and that He will minister to your needs. All my love, Peg Van Patton

I fondly remember Bob as a mentor and friend as I was developing my pharmacy career at Methodist. Bob always had a smile for everyone and took great pride in the care of his patients. He will be deeply missed.