Dear Family of Bob Korosecz,
My sincere and deepest sympathy to all the members of Bob's family. Bob and I went to school together for 12 years, and Bob was a very good friend. In addition to the memory of having many classes together, I have great memories of playing basketball and spending time together. In recent years, it was great to get reacquainted every five years at our high school reunions. He was a terrific guy who will be missed by all.
Dick Grove

Dear Aunt JoAnn,

My deepest sympathies to you and your family during this most difficult time. May you find comfort in all the wonderful memories of him. Even as a child, I always remembered Uncle Bob as a gentle and caring man.

My Sincerest Condolences,
Kristen

Dear Aunt JoAnn and Family,

Uncle Bob was always an enjoyable person to be around. My mother, (Mary Ann Korosecz), has spoken of him often. She would mention his sense of humor and his ability to make her laugh in almost any situation.

Please accept my sympathy during this difficult time.

Dear Aunt JoAnn:

I know it has been many many years since we have seen each other, but regardless of that I wanted to send my love & heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. May you find peace in the memories you will keep forever.
Love, Lesley (Greta's daughter)

Dear Family of Bob Korosecz,
I was saddened to learn of Bob's death. Bobby and I grew up across the alley from each other in Fountain Hill and I have such good memories of many childhood experiences we shared. Just a few years ago Bob told me about how he remembered our foot races down the alley. Then one day his Dad and my Dad went to Kresge's bicycle shop down at the Five Points and Bob and I both had a new bike. We then raced the bikes down the alley.
I went to school with Bob from grades 1 through 12.

I know you will have wonderful memories to sustain you in the days ahead.
Joan Edwards Kanet