My sincerest condolences to Karen, and Bob's parents Bob and Rosemarie.  It seems not that long ago we met virtually so I could present Bob his retirement award for his distinguished career in service to our Nation.   For all those who knew Bob, we have lost a great friend.  

I met Bob when we were both working for the National Guard Bureau in DC.   As fellow aviators, and because Bob was Bob, we got along magnificently.   We shared many stories and experiences, and it was through these conversations I learned the depth of Bob's love for Country and public service.  Bob and I always talked about cars and flying, and he kept me up to date on his many projects, and how much he loved to go home to Nevada.  

I will miss Bob's smile, his boundless enthusiasm, and his selfless service.  I am so thankful our paths crossed as often as they did, for every time I came away smiling.   Besides the memories with him,  Bob left all of us the gift of a smile from deep within anytime we think of him.         

Sending my sympathy, love and support. ❤️

Karen, Our thoughts and prayers are with you!

Dorene and Andy Goida

Karen,

We are so saddened to hear of Bob’s passing. What a terrible shock. We don’t know what to say that could possibly comfort you, except when you’re back home in CT we’ll all be there for you.

Bob & Chris Warner

So sorry for your loss. So very tragic. 

Keeping you and your Family in my thoughts and prayers 💖💖

Karen, 

thinking of you during this tough time. Such fond memories sitting in your cozy kitchen in CT celebrating a New Year’s Eve with you and Bob.  My heart goes out to you and your families.

Amy