The highlight of our 40th Reunion for me was spending time with Joanie Siegel and Bob White. We had a great conversation (Bob and I remembered back to our Losantiville days when he played Tom Sawyer and I was Huck Finn in a 4-act production of Tom Sawyer). The love, care and devotion that Joanie showed for Bob was a beautiful thing to see! And Bob continued to be so fun and so smart and never seemed to let his paralysis get him down. I'm very sad that we lost both of them in the past six years!
I am so sad to hear about Bob White's name in the "Memorial" section. When and how did he die? That breaks my heart! I dated him for quite a while and we had alot of fun in his jeep! He always made me laugh! Did he have a family? My heart felt sympathy goes out to all who knew and loved him. Rest in Peace, Bob!
I was not in the in crowds in High School however Bob & I worked for Ron Aug at Crosley Field in 62 & 63.
I got to his house from Kennedy Heights and rode with him to the Ball Park. He always treated me great and we spent alot of time at Crosley together. I was happy to see him at the 40th. So sorry to hear he passed away.
Bob lived down the street from me on Farm Acres. We were friends at Losantiville, Shroeder, and Woodward. Along with Steve Royal I was at his father- in -law’s bedside when he married Judy at a hospital in Cheyenne Wyoming. To me he will always be our Bulldog.
After a successful business career, he got a divorce, and then was gravely injured and paralyzed in a wreck while driving a custom VW convertible back from California. If it was not for the support of his two loving daughters he would not have the will to go on. His partnering with Joanie saw a return of the joy he had always lived to the end of his life.
Bob White and I were friends and classmates at Losantiville back in the fifties. We played a lot of kickball and football and always had a great time. In a class play at Losantiville he played Tom Sawyer, Donn Willins played Huckelberry Finn amn I played Moff Potter.
In a fight scene in the play I was supposed to bring a knife . I forgot the knife and Bob handled the situation with great dexterity. We were friends at Shroeder and then at Woodward.
Bob always had a great personality and made friends easily. I like many others will miss seeing his always smiling face. God bless him and his family.
Donn Willins
The highlight of our 40th Reunion for me was spending time with Joanie Siegel and Bob White. We had a great conversation (Bob and I remembered back to our Losantiville days when he played Tom Sawyer and I was Huck Finn in a 4-act production of Tom Sawyer). The love, care and devotion that Joanie showed for Bob was a beautiful thing to see! And Bob continued to be so fun and so smart and never seemed to let his paralysis get him down. I'm very sad that we lost both of them in the past six years!
Joyce Elmore (Dooley)
I am so sad to hear about Bob White's name in the "Memorial" section. When and how did he die? That breaks my heart! I dated him for quite a while and we had alot of fun in his jeep! He always made me laugh! Did he have a family? My heart felt sympathy goes out to all who knew and loved him. Rest in Peace, Bob!
Joyce Elmore Dooley
Thomas Ashpaw
I was not in the in crowds in High School however Bob & I worked for Ron Aug at Crosley Field in 62 & 63.
I got to his house from Kennedy Heights and rode with him to the Ball Park. He always treated me great and we spent alot of time at Crosley together. I was happy to see him at the 40th. So sorry to hear he passed away.
Gregory Simms
Bob was one of my favorite guys at Shroder and Woodward. I had a mad crush on Joanie. I wasn't aware that either passed. It's very said.
Gary Schwartz
Bob lived down the street from me on Farm Acres. We were friends at Losantiville, Shroeder, and Woodward. Along with Steve Royal I was at his father- in -law’s bedside when he married Judy at a hospital in Cheyenne Wyoming. To me he will always be our Bulldog.
After a successful business career, he got a divorce, and then was gravely injured and paralyzed in a wreck while driving a custom VW convertible back from California. If it was not for the support of his two loving daughters he would not have the will to go on. His partnering with Joanie saw a return of the joy he had always lived to the end of his life.
Melvin Schlueter
Bob White and I were friends and classmates at Losantiville back in the fifties. We played a lot of kickball and football and always had a great time. In a class play at Losantiville he played Tom Sawyer, Donn Willins played Huckelberry Finn amn I played Moff Potter.
In a fight scene in the play I was supposed to bring a knife . I forgot the knife and Bob handled the situation with great dexterity. We were friends at Shroeder and then at Woodward.
Bob always had a great personality and made friends easily. I like many others will miss seeing his always smiling face. God bless him and his family.