Rest in Peace, Bob Glasscock

[StudeRich]

I am so very sorry to hear of the loss of Bob Glasscock, a treasured member of our Club and especially our Forum.

I pray that the good Lord will be with those that were close to him.

[Welcome]

Did it ever occur to you that many may have made the choice to deliver their condolences via private e-mail as opposed to publicly on the Forum? Perhaps this may be the case of our moderators.

Craig

[rglasscock]

Please accept the sincere expressions given in this thread, overlook the inappropriate, and join us. We are elevated by your presence.[/QUOTE]

John, I am engulfed in the well wishes of everyone, even those who try to cause trouble. Thanks again.

There is no reason to feel bad about not making a connection about me, at that time Bob wasn't doing anything on the car and you did not yet have a connection to him. It is just amazing how small this big old world is sometimes.

It will be about 6 months before I will be able to start serious work on the car. Although, I am going to try to get it started tomorrow so I can drive it on the trailer to take it home. Thanks again to everyone for all the kind words, thoughts and prayers. They mean a lot to us.

[aarrggh]

He was a good egg . . . condolences also ...............................................

[crusinsusin]

Richard - sending peaceful thoughts to you and your family. I'm so sorry.

[davepink53]

I too was shocked by this sad news. Bob sent me a few messages of encouragement with my 1925 Delivery Van restoration which he was very interested in. He will be missed. RIP Bob.

[raoul5788]

My condolences Richard.

[Corvanti]

my condolences also! his humorous posts really made me "crack-up" in laughter.

"Welcome", you really need to learn where your "delete" button is before you "send". totally inappropriate!!!

[Aussie Hawk]

My condolences to you and the family. Bob and I corresponded a couple of times by PM, he was a good guy.

[Skinnys Garage]

Bob always had something nice to say when responding to threads in my little corner of the Studebaker universe. My condolences to his family & friends. Scott

[Colgate Studebaker]

I noticed the first few posts yesterday, and hoped the outcome was not going to be as it is. I only conversed with Bob here on the forum, but he always had positive ideas and wanted the best for the club. I will truly miss reading his comments. My sympathy to all his family and friends, I'm sure there are very many who will also miss his posts. Bill Van Alstyne

[StudeDave57]

I'm not too sure what else there is to say that has not already been said.

We lost a 'good' guy, and we will all miss him and his humor 'round here.

I am very sorry for your loss Richard.
As you can see (read) you're not alone.

R.I.P. Bob.

[parts2]

Sorry to see this..always enjoyed Bob's comments.. A good man

RIP Bob..

[cruiser]

Sorry for your loss Richard . Now for the good news !!! Bob may have been
only a one car guy , the restoration of his father's car , but maybe there is
more than one Studebaker in the family ! Back in Post #45 , one of the pix
is a carport shot and clearly shows an Onan Generator . It's a stretch but
maybe the genny is of Studebaker origin as Studebaker owned Onan for a
time . Richard , during cleaning up at Bob's , don't dispose of the Generator .

CRUISER

[Kurt]

I don't know what to say that hasn't already been said. Bob was an asset to the forum and his posts will be missed. I never had the chance to meet you, but I am sure we would have become friends. Deepest sympathies go out to your family from my family.