Friday, November 28, 2014
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Cousin Bob- We remember:
Rainy afternoons watching old movies with you.
At your shop, with my sons- watching the trains go by and waving at the trainmen while your dog Kelly barked and wagged. Then showing us your latest projects and inventions.
Going to Joe's Diner for soup.
Touring the old neighborhoods of childhood with you.
The parties we had in the basement of your home- with half the neighborhood, "The Irish Ladies" singing away, and a house full of friends who loved you.
Your love of stuffed cabbage, pierogi and Kielbasi...apple strudel, poppyseed roll, and the pumpkin cake that I made this time of year. (I made one today and thought of you)
Practical jokes when you would call friends and leave messages to make them laugh.
Your annual party where the entire town seemed to be there. You insisted upon the best of everything- music and food. You truly appreciated friends, neighbors and family.
Cousin Bob, with a microphone in hand, singing Elvis Presley songs with your super Karaoke DJ equipment. What a beautiful voice! You sang- "Are You Lonesome Tonight?"
A lot of us will have a lonesome place in our lives without you.
Deirdre Kirby and family
