Rob's Legacy

Look at that smile… and the beard. Don’t forget to look at the beard.

 

 

 

From a relatively early age, Rob knew that he needed to make the most of his time. In his 20s and 30s when he faced his initial diagnosis, treatment and recurrences… surgeries… chemo… radiation… it seemed like just a part of life… whenever there was bad news, it was, “ok, what’s the next step, the next treatment?”

 

This last round was different… we weren’t ready. He didn’t have enough time… enough time with his wife Stacey, who we know he continues to absolutely and completely adore, the girls, Emma and Chloe, his parents, sisters, nieces and nephews, cousins, aunts, uncles, and his many friends. He was only 44 years old.

 

 

 

 

Although Rob worked every day to provide for his family - to ensure his family enjoyed love, laughter, and … well, Google… he loved his smart house(!) his cancer limited what he could do in the traditional workplace. And with a cancer diagnosis, he had no life insurance.

 

Although Rob's true legacy was his impact on the people around him please help us raise funds to support "Rob's financial Legacy" to provide in his name to Stacey, Emma and Chloe.

 

-- Rob, we love you, we miss you, thank you for making our lives better.