I will always remember running into you this year and spending some time sharing all the good memories we had and staying in touch since then.
Rest Peacefully Rob
Prayers going out to your family
We never really had a chance to get acquainted, but I remember Bobby from years ago when I was a kid. May he rest in peace and my sympathy to his children.
I will miss you and our motorcycle talks at the Pantry. Just a few short weeks ago we talked about riding this summer. You always made me smile. Rest in Peace, my friend!
To Bobby's family and friends, I pray that you feel God's arms of comfort and healing wrapped around us.
Rest in Paradise Bob I'm gonna miss seeing you in Pantry 1. I would run into you just about every other day. I just saw you that Friday and we hugged just as we do when we see one another. I'm gonna miss those hugs but we'll meet again and I'll be ready for another hug. Rest well Bob I'll always remember you.
Rest peacefully!! You were my brother-in-law and would always say “Court I’m going to be your brother-in-law forever” but you were definitely more like a big brother to me. Love you forever
Courtney
Bob Monroe, truly a wonderful person and a dear friend. We enjoyed some great times together. We both rented our 1st. apartment in Maple Shade……….Emerson Rd. in the once called Springhill Apts. We shared so many laughs and good times back then.
To Bob’s entire family, our most heartfelt sympathy to each of you. Bob was so well liked by so many. His big smile was infectious and his voice……..so recognizable.
I will truly miss my friend…….see ya on the other side B.
My deepest condolences to the entire family.
Bobby will truly be missed with his beautiful smile, spirit and charm. He was the life of any party. We graduated together in 1973 from Woodrow Wilson High School. When we had our class reunion. We all looked forward to seeing Bobby flirting with us ladies just having fun
never being disrespectful always a true gentleman. REST IN PEACE My Brother from Lauretta "Shugie " Flowers-Richardson. Forever in our hearts.
Sorry for your loss..we had great times..basketball..picnics..riding around in his van drinking Heinekens..worked together at the post office..proud to have known you my friend.. until we meet again..
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