Funeral For A Friend
We’ve come to learn from the Harry Jaffe’s Washingtonian piece that in addition to the hundred and hundreds of mourners at Robert’s funeral service was at least one member of the DC MPD.
The turnout and outpouring that day should have been evidence enough for the detective to fully understand the magnitude...
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The Sunday Not-So Funny
Falls Church
Great Is Thy Faithfulness
Hundreds packed Columbia Baptist Church on August 8, 2006 to say goodbye to a colleague, friend, brother, son and husband.
For those who did not know Robert, those many tributes delivered that sad day help us better understand who he was and what he accomplished in his 32 years.
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In Their Own Voices
You Can Do It Kid…
The outpouring at Robert’s memorial service was a testament to his rich but all too short life. For those of us not fortunate to have known him, we draw from what was said by his closest friends and family.
Sixteen heartfelt eulogies eulogies were delivered that August day; the magnitude of the loss becomes...
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In Their Own Words
The Lamplighter
Continuing the celebration and recognition of Robert’s birthday and the person he was, we’ve compiled excerpts from the remembrances of family and friends expressed at his memorial service. For those who desire to read more, the full text of these remembrances is linked to each quotation.
Hopefully, sharing these will motivate everyone to pursue justice...
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A Won(e)derful World
June 1, 1974
Monday was to have been Robert’s 35th birthday. On June 7, 2003, less than a week after his 29th birthday, a simple rendition of one of his favorite songs was played as his bride Kathy walked down the aisle. Just over three years later it was heard again, this time at the conclusion...
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