Bob was a good friend and co-worker. We spent many hours working aboard air craft carriers and these fond memories will always be with me. My condolences to the family.

Bob, You were someone to count on. I remember you as a coworker with a wonderful story that made the hardest tasks light. I'll always remember your story of the Pot Luck and banana leaves. Standing on the Norconian Balcony and hearing one of Bob's stories after work, made this one of the all time great places to work. I can hear Heaven's laughter right now. You will be missed.

My thoughts and prayers to the family. Bob will be missed!

I never had the opportunity to work directly around Bob. But in the few moments I would see him at Main Gate, or in the hallways of the Command, I never heard a harsh word or criticism. Instead he would leave me with a humorus quip or funny anecdote, or a really funny joke. He didn't feel the necessity to brag about who he was, or how important he was. He was a Marine, and a true Gentleman. My sincerest condolences to the family in this time of grief. May you all find peace in the many prayers your family will receive.

Several years ago while visiting California Bob offered to take me to visit my dads grave site. Him and Kathy drove down from Riverside to Costa Mesa to pick me up then we drove to San Pedro where my dad is buried..... Quit a distance.....after leaving the grave yard him, Kathy and myself spent a few hours having lunch and drinking a few beers out on the HB pier......wonderful day with friends..... so very happy I have these memories...Thank You Bob, It really meant a lot to me!

Words cannot express how sorry I am for your loss. I felt like Bob was one of the few people who understood me right away and he always got my sense of humor. I have such great memories of him. Love to you now and always.