It is 2 years since you passed and I've only just found the news. I have missed the crazy conversations with our fake euro accents. I missed our conversations about our old days in high school in Delaware. I always enjoyed hearing about your flight days, your college days, your ice skating days, and your many travels. You were a unique, warm and happy friend. I was blessed to be counted among your friends. I may have had a sense that God had called you home but I never wanted to really believe that. I will remember you with joy always. Ciao Amigo.

Robert, I miss our morning conversations with all the laughter and your
wisdom, you were a dear friend and I miss you daily.
cheers my friend.

Bob and I flew together for many years. He always made me feel welcomed and loved. As one of the few black flight attendants with Pan Am, Bob made me feel accepted. He met my husband and bonded with us. I was shocked to learn that he had passed. He had the spirit and energy of a younger person. I will miss him even though we lost contact after the demise of Pan Am.

Robert-You lived your life to the fullest each and every day, even to the very end. And everything you gained in those years you gave back to everyone you touched- your wit, your concern. your wisdon, your friendship. You are missed. Rest in peace, dear friend, rest in peace.

Robert was a dear friend to me, and a great employee. He was one of those people that everytime he came to work he had an "ola senorita" for me and even at times a fruit cake he had made with his niece. He was my reality dance show buddy and I will miss not going to the concerts with him. I will truly miss him as will all of us at Aramark.

Robert was an amazing caring great man. I had the up most pleasure of knowing and working with Robert for seven years. I thoroughly enjoyed our numerous talks about each others travel experiences around the world. I am proud to call him my friend and he will be greatly missed.