A Very sad day

[scott]

It is with deep regrete to tell every one that Bob Reston passed away this morning from a long battle with cancer aged 63

R.I.P Bobby

The Fryer Family

 

[lovey]

Very sad to hear the passing of Bob.One of the nice guys of bowling.
Cheers Lovey

 

[tony goodwin]

It is with such sadness that I read this post.
Bob was one of the great guys of tenpin bowling. I met him at an East Coast so many years ago now and looked forward to our yearly battles on the lanes and talking a bit of bs of the lanes with a cold drink.
A formidable lot those Queenslanders that bowled with Bob, Harold Fryer, Glen Crawford, Paul Mayer and many others.

Rest in Peace Bob you were a true Gentleman.

Tony Goodwin

 

[DaleS]

RIP Bob....I met you when I came out of Juniors at Greenslopes......there was not a nicer man around at the time...have a beer with Tonto & Birdie for me....you will be missed...

Our condolences to his friends & family....
deb & dale stewart

 

[flinstone]

We are very sad to hear the news about Bob.
our condolences to his family.
Jodie and Fred

 

[hamster]

Very sad indeed. I meet Bob thru East Coast as well. An absolute gentlemen and always encouraging others. He will be missed.

My condolences to his family.

Tony Hamilton

 

[FLOWER]

Another sad day for bowling but I am sure bowling heaven will be once more enriched by his company - Tonto & Birdie will enjoy !!

Flower

 

[KriDdLe]

Bob was a lovely man. He will be missed. My family and I send our deepest condolences.
We will miss you Bob.

 

[AdrianS]

Id read about him and wondered since ive been here wether he was still bowling anywhere, guess hes upstairs now in a leauge we all wish we could bowl in.

 

[corbo]

Bob was one of the great guys that I have had the pleasure to meet through my years of bowling we could always have a laugh and a reminisce on our early years in the game. A sad day for the game. We have lost another oldie. Rest in Peace in bowling heaven.

 

[Kingy]

I also met Bob through East Coast. Over the many years that i played in this tournament i met many fine people. None finer than Bobby Reston. He and the Qld crew took me in as a mate and we shared lots of laughs and beers. I always looked forward to catching up. See you on the other side Bob. R.I.P
Brian King