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This does not seem possible to actually say goodbye. Dad you taught me so many things about courage never giving up in your fight to get healthy and strong. You taught me about self-confidence and believing I can do anything despite any barriers. Minute to minute I think I can travel this world without you, but the loss is so overwhelming I cannot breathe. You were not only my dad but my friend. I will miss and love you every day but am glad Aunt Norene is there to hold your hand. We will all hold on to each other.
Love Gerene
13 October 2010
Brother Bob as much as you liked the sport of football, I am adding this picture to the message. You were a sports fan all your life to include car racing, golf and boating. You lived life to the fullest and enjoyed every minute of it. You were an expert on good restaurants and an authority on good cruises to take. Now you have joined our little sister Norene in Heaven. We will miss you and think of you every day until we meet again. Thanks for being such a good brother to me. We send our love to you. May God Bless You and Shine His Face Upon You.
Gene Keesler, Brother, 15 October 2010
Uncle Bob has embarked on a cruise ship in the Heavens. May he rest from this Earth as he joins his favorite sis' Aunt Norene...Bob you were a very loved father, husband, brother,uncle and friend. Will miss your kind soul Uncle B
Gina K., 17 October 2010
I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of Robert. I remember meeting Robert several years ago at an Aruba Reunion in Tampa. He was a lovely, charming man. I was in the Class of 1962, and, he didn't remember me. I told him that I remembered that he lived near the Youth Canteen and he used to ride his bike right up next to the girls and come to a screeching stop while everyone screamed. He was always very tan and had wavy, sun-bleached hair. I know that the family left Aruba before Robert graduated, but I remembered him very clearly. I think my brother, Matt, was in Norene's class. Matt lives in St. Petersburg, and I now live in Tampa. I'll keep all of you in my prayers.
Sincerely,
Rosemary Farrell-Conneway
Rosemary Farrell-Conneway, 20 October 2010