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At 13:47 on June 19, 2009, Sharon said…: I think you might like to go to: clancymakembook.com

Great bookl I just finished.

At 20:45 on December 22, 2008, mayke said…: I am very sorry to hear this sad news.
Bob talked with so much love about the beautiful roses in Ireland: "Their color was very vivid and some were the size of cabbages." It made me feel that Bob's heart was like those roses.
My thoughts go out to Bob's family. Wishing them peace and comfort in this difficult time.

At 18:29 on December 22, 2008, Cathy Jo said…: Thank you, P.J. , announcing that--I just heard the sad news. The Dublin Irish Festival has lost a great volunteer and the Columbus area Irish community has lost a great friend. May the peace of the season remain with his family in their time of sorrow.

At 4:09 on December 22, 2008, P. J. said…: This comment is actuall for all those friend of dear Bob. Since 1991, Bob has been my second father. It is with deep regret that I have to inform you that, on Saturday, December 20th, 2008, Bob passed away after a three week illness. Please keep Bob, his wife, children and 5 grandchildren in your prayers during this holiday season. A memorial service is planned for next Saturday in Columbus, at the Shamrock Club.

At 21:49 on December 21, 2008, Cathy Jo said…: Bob is still very sick and our prayers are with him and his family.

At 14:48 on December 7, 2008, Michael Hale said…: If you are reading this, you are a friend of Bob Kirby. Just to let you know, he was taken very ill at Thanksgiving with a redpiratory condition (undetermined as yet). He is on a ventilator. Please keep him in your prayers. Bob is a lover of all tings irish (and life in general) and it is obvious that he considers all of you, truely, his friends. Again, please pray for him and if possible, send a card to him at Riverside Hospital, Columbus, OH 43214. His friend, Mike H

At 20:58 on December 5, 2008, Dutchie(NL) said…: I see you are reading hells Highway. I'm a huge fan of the 101st airborn division. They were my inspiration to go Normandie. Easy companie For LIFE!:D

At 20:54 on December 5, 2008, Dutchie(NL) said…: Heey there Bob, I love shooting but I never shot with live rounds. That was just an airgun in the garden of a friend of mine (we took shots on a picture of Hitler). We cant get weapons easy in holland althow I would love to have one. Shoting is fun and i'm not bad at it at all. Paintballing, lasergameing, airgun and online shoters. I have a huge fasination for the 2ndWW. I've been to Normandie france for 3 days. Seen undiscibeble things. I was at Utha beach at the moring of 6 june this year. If you want to se pictures let me know, i'll put them on my site.
Greetz Roel

At 13:33 on November 22, 2008, mayke said…: Sounds wonderful, Bob! I'm looking forward to smelling the Irish roses. :)
Thanks... and have a beautiful weekend,
Mayke

At 12:00 on November 21, 2008, mayke said…: hi Bob, and thanks. I would love to go back to the Connemara next spring. I think that will be lovely with all the pretty wild flowers! Clifden is actually on my list. Thanks for telling me about the Lakeside B&B and its wonderful owners. I will definitely keep it in my thoughts.
Have you been to Ireland in Springtime?

At 20:08 on November 18, 2008, mayke said…: hi Bob, that sounds like an interesting book. Sometimes I feel so amazed that it has been only about a bit over 60 years since all those events happened. We used to have these big celebrations on the 5th of May, with a lot of the veterans joining in. That is almost past now too. But it stays good to remember, for freedom, mutual acceptance and tolerance.
Interesting to read you feel so at home on the west coast of Ireland. I had that same feeling in Connemara.

At 20:07 on October 9, 2008, Caitlyn said…: Hello and sorry for the late response... thank you for your kind comment ... flattery is all ways in good taste ;) ... unfortunately i am not able to come on to LI as much as i would like to....(explaining the delayed response) but everyone seems very nice! How is life treating you these days?
~* Cait *~

At 2:10 on October 1, 2008, Cheryl said…: Have a great time at Disney! I will continue to monitor the high seas, and will the storms to stay away ;-)

At 16:16 on September 22, 2008, Michael Bowe said…: Bob,
Thank you for more info. We will be contacting them.

At 21:13 on September 8, 2008, Michael Bowe said…: Thank you, I am at work I will try to get more info from my end.

At 14:50 on September 8, 2008, Michael Bowe said…: Our grandfather was John Bowe, he came to America 1896±. I believe he was from county Leix(Laois) - same. Our grandmother was a McDonnell and came from county Cork.
We hope to get there soon.