The first time I heard about Robert was when my son Aaron came home from his first day of a new school. He told me he made a new friend (it was his first day at the school to).  I was happy for Aaron because I know how hard it was to move and go to a new school. I didn't know how much Robert would become such an important person in our lives. He became my second son and my son's best friend. Robert brought out the best in people and helped anyone who needed it. He helped coached little league baseball in our area.  After ten years of his death I am still sitting here crying and having a hard time typing. I will try again later