Our family will never forget Bob's famous fish fries in his backyard. He and Ellie welcomed everyone with open arms, and Bob always had a funny story to share. Those summer evenings watching the sunset while Bob grilled are some of our fondest memories.

Bob hired me at my lowest point when no one else would give me a chance. He taught me the business from the ground up and treated me like family. Twenty years later, I still use the lessons he taught me every day. A truly great man who saw the best in everyone.

Bob was the best neighbor anyone could ask for. He helped me fix my lawn mower every spring for 15 years and never accepted anything but a cold drink in return. His kindness touched our whole family. We'll miss seeing him working in his yard and waving as we drive by.

Uncle Bob (though we weren't related) always remembered my kids' birthdays with a card and a $2 bill. He said it was special money for special kids. My children learned so much from him about fishing and patience. Those Sunday afternoons at the lake with him are memories we'll cherish forever.

Working alongside Bob for 30 years was an honor. He ran his business with integrity and always put people first. When my wife was sick, he was the first to organize meals and hospital visits. He wasn't just my boss, he was my friend. Rest easy, Bob.

Dad was my hero from day one. He taught me to fish when I was five, letting me use his "special" tackle box that was actually just filled with the safest lures. When I started my own business, he never gave me direct advice unless I asked, but somehow always called 'just to chat' on days when I needed encouragement the most. He walked me down the aisle, taught my children to ride bikes, and showed all of us what it means to live with integrity. I'll miss our early morning coffee talks and the way he always said "proud of you, Katie" before saying goodbye. Love you forever, Dad.

Robert Harrison