I met Bob in 9th grade and he was the life of the party.  His antics cheered our classes but didn't upstage the teacher.  I will never forget his "WRAP" that he spread with glee.  His friendship, his outgoing personality, his smile will always be remembered.  God keep you Bob and we'll send prayers your way.

Bob was diagnosed with Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma and Polycystic Kidney disease.  He fought tough but lost the battle on January 25, 1993.Your smile, your warmth, your wit, your funny stories are sadly missed.  We shared many adventures and amazing times all teaching life lessons.  Though your time with us was brief there is gratitude for the time we had.  You touched the lives of many who became better for knowing you.  A life well lived will never be forgotten.  Lovingly submitted...                                                                                            Bob's wife, Sue Burdick

Bob was my neighbor when I lived in Sunset Hills. He was a tall, funny, wacky guy. We'd go to Pitt or Steeler football games and he'd smack his hand on one of the steel girders and fall to his knees holding his head, eliciting cries and looks of concern from passing fans. Bob became a psychologist and I talked with him at the first reunion I attended (the 30th?). He told me he had had brain cancer but was hoping to be around for the next reunion. He wasn't...