Robert R. Easland Jr., “Bobby,” 34, of Florence, formerly of Radcliff, died Monday, June 14, 2010, at his home in Florence.
Though I regularly disagreed with his strident viewpoint I will miss his input into osCommerce and osQuantum. A very sad loss for us all.
I know nothing of his family, but would like to say that my thoughts are with them at this very difficult time.
Rest In Peace, Chemo, You’ll Never Walk Alone.
Sad. A couple of years ago he told me that he didn’t have much time left. I guess he wasn’t kidding. He’ll be missed.
Never knew he was ill.
Just heard today that his nickname (maybe) came from his illness.
What I heard he left a wife and daughter.
It is very sad news, he was a great guy. My heart goes out to his family. Here is the notice, thanks to Matti for sending it to me.
http://www.thenewsenterprise.com/cgi-bin/c2.cgi?053+article+Obituaries.Obituaries+20100617170131053053030
Too young which makes it very sad. A great mind.
Oh my…
I didn’t know Bobby but have seen all his contribution work for osC. He seemed like a very giving person, always helping. What a tragidy, to be gone at only 34.
My thoughts and prayers to those he left behind.
R.I.P. Bobby, you make grate works.
I talked with Bobby almost daily. I miss him dearly. His help, insights will never be matched by anyone else. He was my mentor. I wish I could repay him for all his generous support given freely to me and my projects.
Goodbye chemo!
OMG, I miss your voice, your laughs on the phone!
Ron