Robert Ness Obituary

Deepest Condolences to the Ness family in its moment of great loss.

Everyone who knew Bob well was enriched spiritually by the experience.

To the mourners,

I first met Bob shortly after arriving to Chicago, at Roosvelt U. and a few years later we became kins after he married my cousin Dalia.

We met often usually in family events and Holydays.

I discovered quickly enough that we share a common "virtue" a lust for....food and both had found it hard to restrict.

Another unique talent that he had was his voice that easily swept the audeience present.

The depth, volume, and rhythm were sweeping and when a Russian melody was sung it was almost equivalent to the great....Red Army Chorous.

Many remember his "Bublichka"ing.

His knowledge of yiddish and inserting words ,sentences and jokes were a very refreshing spices, seasoning and tail wind to the atmosphere of the event.

We that knew him will feel his abscence.

We just hope that his immediate family Dalia, Ronna,Karen the inlaws and the grandchildren would manage to overcome the tragic event

ve`shelo ted`oo od de`ava.

Dear Dahlia & Family,

Our heartfelt condolences go out to you. Bob will be greatly missed. May you find comfort in many wonderful memories & loving family & friends. We are with you in spirit.

All our love,

Sheldon & Blanche Brenner

As far I can can think back I can not remember A time when I did not share many Holidays with Bob and his family. One memory that will never leave my mind is at Pesach time Bob singing all his wonderful songs in Yiddish. When things got too quiet there was always a "louder and funnier" coming from Bob. It's your turn Bob...louder and funnier! We love you and miss you. Amy, Robert, Adam, Benji and Leah