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That is very sweet, thank you for sharing.

A great tribute to Bob, Sharon. What a tremendous life. I can just see it in ALL the pictures. A collage of love ((((((Hug)))))) to YOU!!!

What a great tribute, Sharon. There are even some pictures here that I hadn't seen before!

Chris:  Thank you!

Gary:  Thanks for the support, kind words, and most of all the Hug!

Linda:  Thanks.  I was surprised at how many photos I had.  The service is tonight 5:30 pm Tahoe time (8:30 here) I'll be thinking of him then. 

Sharon, What a beautiful tribute to someone you clearly love. God bless.

Debi

Debi:  Thank you.  Bob was my brother in law.  My husband's brother.  He lived in So. Lake Tahoe and worked on the ski patrol.  He died on the ski lift last Monday, a heart attack.  He was 58 and left behind a wife and two children.  It is very sad.  He did die doing what he loved, and that is comforting.

Sharon, I am so sorry for your family's loss, and I'm glad there is a comfort there for you all.

Debi

Sharon - I'm so sorry for the loss to your family. It looks like he lived life to the fullest. I'm supporting you all in prayer today.

My condolences.   Bob looks like a very fun and loving guy that anyone would have been honored to know.  My heart aches for you and your family during this time of mourning. 

Debi:  Thank you.

Judy:  He lived life fuller than any other person I know.  He had unbelievable stamina for a guy so big.  I spoke with my husband today who is in Tahoe for the service and he said it was amazing.  Well over 500 people attended.  It was outside on the mountain, at dusk.  His wife came down the mountain first carrying a torch and then the ski patrol followed...over 100 of them all carrying torches.  They placed the torches in  a circle and then placed his skiis inside the circle.  How beautiful!  Thank you so much for the kind words.

Marie:  He touched a lot of lives and had a lot of friends.  Thank you for the support.

Hi Sharon, I'm so sorry to read about your family loss. Wow 500 people attended...that there is a testament to the type of man he was in life.

That was a nice collection of photos you posted.

Cynthia:  Thank you so much!  My husband said the service was like nothing he has ever seen. 

Sharon,

What a sweet thing to do. I am a little late on the response, but he most have been a great man with all those people. Sorry to hear the news, and I wish you the best.

-Lisa

Lisa:  Thank you, your sympathy is greatly appreciated.