Birth date: Sep 19, 1945 Death date: Sep 29, 2015
Robert J. “Bob” Lyons, 70, of Brewerton, passed away on Tuesday, September 29, 2015 at the Francis House. Bob was born in Utica, NY on September 19, 1945 to Cecelia Szczesny and the father he never met, Robert A. Bean, who was kil Read Obituary
I am so truly sorry for your loss Donna and family. I prayed for Bob for over 2 years. I so enjoyed the few times I was around him. He impressed me as a very caring man. I can remember him scaring me to death the time he came to Utica to be there for Patty during one of Dad's surgeries and described his. I think I spent an hour in the hospital chapel just praying my heart out. But I think Tom and I got to know him best at Dad's funeral when we sat with he and Donna over at Rob's house just talking. That was such an enjoyable night around the table with many shared views. I know you will always miss him, but at least you have some great memories to see you thru. Love to your "entire" family and his........dj
Dear Karyn, Keith, Rebecca, Danielle, Adam and your whole family - we were very sorry to hear about your dad - we are all thinking of you and sorry we cannot be there to show our support. Love Brian, Kate, and Natalie Doss
I am so very sorry for your loss. I am thankful to have gotten to know your family while Bob was at Francis House. Mere words will never express the feeling of loss, but I know personally I am glad Bob received such loving care as Tony did while there. My thoughts and prayers for your healing.
John
I'm so sorry for the loss of your husband, father, brother, and grandfather. You have my sincere condolences during this time.
Pam Sherry
Sending many thought and prayers to Donna and the family.. Bob will be missed by many and all who knew him... He was a very special man. Floyd and I enjoyed many card games with both Bob and Donna. Hugs and prayers, Wanda Maxwell and Floyd Seamans.
We are so sorry for your loss, and for the loss to many. Bob was a wonderful example of integrity, honesty, loyalty, self-lessness, and goodness. His wonderful sense of humor was enjoyed by all. He accomplished so much in his life and affected the lives of all whom he met. We are so glad we were among his friends, and grateful to have known this special man. Our deepest sympathies and sincere affection. Marilyn and George Metz
