| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
3/23/2020 edda r pitassi-bullen
downingtown, pa, USA
May you rest in peace, dear cousin Robert. I can never forget our growing-up years with cousin Maryanne and other cousins in the '-hood'; wonderfully delicious Sunday / Holiday family dinners; your jovial presence among our family members. We were a lucky generation. RIP!
3/23/2020 Jessica Fleitas
Plantation, FL, United States
My condolences to you and your family. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
3/23/2020 Gregory Crosby
Miami, FL, US
My Deepest Condolences
3/24/2020 Bill Donovan
Morris Plains, NJ, usa
My deepest sympathy goes to Bob's family and friends. He was a special GM friend for many years.May he rest in peace . My prayers, Bill Donovan
3/24/2020 Thomas J. Noble
Linden, NJ, United States
My deepest condolences to the Bisciotti family. Worked with Bob for many years at GM Linden
3/24/2020 Antonia & David Blinn
Mansfield , MA, USA
We are so sad to learn of Brian’s father, a.k.a. Pop Pop’s passing. I know how being surrounded by your family at a time like this is comforting and yet difficult with our current Governor’s orders. May you find comfort and healing in the memories you have with him. Big virtual hugs! Antonia & David
3/26/2020 Judi Hauer
Hull, Ma, Usa
So sad to hear this news, I hope you will be blessed with the strength necessary to deal with your loss. Life is changing everywhere. I am so glad we had a chance to socialize when you were last in Maine. This coming Monday is moving day. Hope to see you in Hull.
3/28/2020 Robert L Bisciotti
Floral Park, NY,
RIP and condolences to his family. My Dad, Vincent A. Bisciotti, passed away on Wed 3/18/2020 and we too will have to hold a memorial because of the Virus that disrupts our world. Dad was 90 this past February and we had a great party then.
3/29/2020 Susan Larkin-Bullard
E. Bridgewater , MA,
I’m so sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers go out to the entire family. May Pop-Pop Rest In Peace!
8/7/2020 Robert Henderson
North Fort Myers, Florida, United States
In the early 1970's I was assigned to the General Motors Assembly Division Plant in St. Louis, Missouri as Director of Personnel and Bob was working at GMAD Headquarters Labor Relations Department in Warren, Michigan. We got to know each other quite well as we worked our way through a number of Labor Relations issues. Even though I was subsequently assigned to Chevrolet Div. HQ, we stayed in touch until my later retirement. He was a pleasure to work with as he was "upbeat" with a good sense of humor. Believe it or not I was talking this week to a friend who retired from the GM Linden NJ Plant and in our discussion Bob's name came up. He was not someone you forget. May he rest in peace. Bob Henderson