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Karen #1 Crane
October 27, 2005
Well pops The Sox won the world series,You had to have helped them,No way this can be just a coincidence,I'm just so sorry you couldnt be in your chair at the post for the exciting season & opportunity to taunt those cub fans. I miss you very much Love # 1
Dianne Elliott
April 18, 2005
To all my nieces and nephews
Your dad was very special to me. I was only about 10 years old when he came into my life.He was always good to me.As a kid he bought me a collection of story book dolls that I treasured. As I grew older I practically lived with him and Dor.I baby sat alot,he taught me how to play pinnochile ( be sure you count trump )and he would bring home 100 white castle hamburgers at a time....we would eat them for breakfast. He bought my first pizza and my first deep fried shrimp.would always slip me a few bucks to " get a coke " I will miss him and I loved him. My consolation is that he is with Dorothy and Terri and the rest of his family who have gone before him and that we will meet again.
Love Dianne
Karen Crane
April 11, 2005
Well dad I still miss & think of you every day,not much has changed,just the sox finally doing well,are you helping them ? Hoping to see you soon,life just not the same without you. Love me
Karen Crane
January 24, 2005
Dad, My life is not, nor will it ever be the same without you !!! You were my rock, The wind beneath my wings.I miss you so much.Thanks for being such a great dad & all the precious memories.I hope you & mom are racing for the answer on the wheel & Tess is laughing her arse off.
George Ferenzi
December 31, 2004
Bob you were a nice person,I worked
with you at the race track.
I didn't know you were an x Marine.
But it doesn't surprise me you were
the quiet no nonsense type.
I am glad I met you on my life's journey. A good person to who comes into my life is a gift from God. I hope to see you
someday.
kevin and candi elliott
December 30, 2004
where to start. an incredible few years for you guys.I spent so much time with my chicago cousins that my stories with uncle bob are too numerous. to me he was always bigger than life,a mans man but a smile ear to ear.kathy my arms wrap around you and i sit here and cry for you.bobby kare ron mike cheryl my thoughts are with you all. it seems our paths now only cross after sadness. it is time for that practice to stop. all our love. kevin and Candi.
Kerry & Liza Maca
December 30, 2004
So sorry for your losses,deepest sympathy love you all
Patti Cremeans
December 30, 2004
Hey Guys
I am sorry we can't be there to share hugs and stories with you all. We were all sad to hear that Uncle Bob had passed. I will share with you my most memorable Uncle Bob story which I am sure you and many others can relate to. I am not sure who else was staying in Bridgeport with me, maybe Tom and Erin, but anyway, Uncle Bob had told us that if we could stay awake until he got home, he would order pizza for us. Those of us from the suburbs thought this was a no brainer. Uncle Bob gets home, we get pizza for dinner. Somehow or another we managed to stay up until Uncle Bob got home from "work" which I think may have surprised him considering it was probably 2 a.m. I am not so sure he was terribly surprised by the fact that we fell asleep long before the pizza was delivered. I can still picture the silly grin on his face when he got home thinking and ultimately KNOWING he had "won". Let's get together for some happy moments in the near future, what do you say?
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