Friend of Luigi

So he would accept cash against a lot of people who advised him not to take cash.

Bob was a big teddy bear. He was friendly. He was bubbly. He called me wild woman. I think it had something to do with my hair. It grew on me.

Bob was a big teddy bear. He was friendly. He was bubbly. He called me wild woman. I think it had something to do with my hair. It grew on me.

His persona was just so, hey, you guys see me? I'm here.

His persona was just so, hey, you guys see me? I'm here.

I was just watching Diane and just grieving with her. And I noticed there was a large police presence. And I just thought that was odd for a funeral. But if they suspect the murderers to be there, then they were there for a reason.

I was just watching Diane and just grieving with her. And I noticed there was a large police presence. And I just thought that was odd for a funeral. But if they suspect the murderers to be there, then they were there for a reason.

He liked to have fun. He loved muscle cars. And as far as in the office, you heard him. He was a loud guy. He was one of those guys that when he got on the phone, you kind of put your earplugs in because he was pretty loud. Larger than life, he was.

He liked to have fun. He loved muscle cars. And as far as in the office, you heard him. He was a loud guy. He was one of those guys that when he got on the phone, you kind of put your earplugs in because he was pretty loud. Larger than life, he was.

So he would accept cash against a lot of people who didn't take cash and advise them not to take cash.

So he would accept cash against a lot of people who didn't take cash and advise them not to take cash.

Patrick made friends everywhere he went. He was like a light that everybody kind of got attracted to and immediately flocked to.

Patrick made friends everywhere he went. He was like a light that everybody kind of got attracted to and immediately flocked to.

We grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, in Mount Pleasant. Being out on the farm, me and Patrick were always doing a lot of the barn chores together. So mucking stalls, all that really fun, nitty gritty stuff. I was really close with my brother Patrick, and Patrick was always kind of a big defender for me. If I was ever getting picked on in school or anything, he was always there.

We grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, in Mount Pleasant. Being out on the farm, me and Patrick were always doing a lot of the barn chores together. So mucking stalls, all that really fun, nitty gritty stuff. I was really close with my brother Patrick, and Patrick was always kind of a big defender for me. If I was ever getting picked on in school or anything, he was always there.

Was always a fighter. You know, he kind of, you know, protected his friends and all that, and he was one to never back down from defending himself, too.

Was always a fighter. You know, he kind of, you know, protected his friends and all that, and he was one to never back down from defending himself, too.

Patrick was the most adventurous one out of all of us and was willing to do anything and try anything.

Patrick was the most adventurous one out of all of us and was willing to do anything and try anything.

He would drive me along to the beach like super early in the morning before school to take photos for him. He was never really great at the constantly being in a classroom kind of thing. Patrick was kind of starting to party a lot in high school. He was so lovable. Patrick made friends everywhere he went. He was like a light that everybody kind of got attracted to and immediately flocked to.