Saturday, September 26, 2015
Bob was just one of my supervisors I had while in the Air Force. I was stationed with him at Gibbsboro AFS. He was my supervisor, crew chief, mentor, and friend. He convinced me to expand my abilities by completing training into a job position that he and only a few were qualified. Once in the same position, Bob who had a good sense of humor, told me that if anyone asked me what I did in the Air Force "tell them your a bus driver". It was because of Bob that I decided once again completed training into a different job position and to also make the Air Force a career. Bob had a way to explain how to see the good things of a situation, complete the job with professionalism, and always complete the job to best of one's ability, even if you might fail at task, you learn how not to fail the next time. Bob will be missed by all those who called him a FRIEND.
GOD BLESS
