Submitted by his Sister
Robert was an 18 year old volunteer firefighter. He was a Jr. Firefighter from the age of 10. He was the youngest of 6 children and the uncle of 2 at the time of his death. He was devoted to his family‚ friends and his Dalmatian‚ Jake.
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We love and miss everyday. Gone but never forgotten. Love ya
– MaureenWe love and miss everyday. Gone but never forgotten. Love ya
– MaureenI was friends with Bobby way back when I raced with the junior fire department. I still remember the first time we met at a drill in Lindenhurst. He was two years younger than me and full of life with a love for the sport. I remember when he first started jumping off the back of the truck, we were both ate up with the thrill. He will never be forgotten. See you on the other side brother!
– Rob Spurlock