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Kathleen Riccio

My condolences to Bob's family. Such a kind and giving man who was able to somehow see the good in everyone I never heard him talk against a soul. He was so stand up. I am so glad that last month Bob and I went to see Donny Peluso sing all his favorite Frank Sinatra and other standard songs that he loved so much. He wasn't feeling well but he insisted he wanted to tough it out and hear Donny sing.He gave Donny a shirt with the photo of Sinatra's Birthday Tribute. So generous of him. What a trouper Bob was until the end. At the restaurant he was so well received by all the other fans and friends of Donny. In the old days Bob would get on the mike and sing Volare, this time unfortunately he had to sit that one out. His passion and love for music was evident and every chance he got he would somehow talk about Sinatra, the Beatles etc. So, rest in peace my friend and remember "The Best is Yet to Come". Thanks for all the one- liners and the memories. You will be missed.
Monday January 8, 2018 at 9:42 am
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