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Robert L. Layman

Collegeville
July 7, 1947 - April 14, 2020
Jul 7, 1947 - Apr 14, 2020
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My memory of Bob was about 50 yrs ago playing VB against him and then with him at Burnside Elementary. He was a good blocker and a power spiker. My sister Pat was our stats keeper and started dating Bob at this time. As a protective older brother I was leery of him at the time. We grew very close over the years and he was no longer just a brother-in-law but a brother. He was one of the few people I had known that you could take for his word. His love and protection of family was unquestionable. He was a tough as nails Marine on one hand, but who also possessed a great big heart.
Ellen and I miss you greatly.
With all our heart,
Frank and Ellen Defusco
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Bob always made me feel like family. His smile and open arms will be remembered with a happy heart.
Sending prayers to Pat and family.
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While there is no way we can feel your pain, we do feel your loss as we have known Uncle Bob for many years. Peace and love to you and your family during this sorrowful time.
-Love Bill and Jim
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Cousin Bob did so much for everyone and made everyone smile, laugh and always enjoyed himself around everyone. He will be in our hearts and prayers. Sending lots of love and hugs to the family.
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Bob will be missed. He always made everyone laugh, that is for sure. He will forever live on in our hearts. Sending lots of prayers, love and hugs to the family.
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