Growing Up
Bob spent his early years in an apartment on this street in Newark
Komorn Street
Always looking to earn some money, Bob had his first unofficial job working with his uncle frank doing this
Delivering ice
The Sulllivans allowed Mike and Kathy to keep this beloved pet, pictured here, as long as he never came in the house
Puffet
Bob married his beautiful bride on October 8th of this year
1960
Mary and Bob had their first date in THIS restaurant
The Barge
Aunt Annie used to wash his face with this unconventional soap before dinner
Fels Naptha
Bob's first official job, starting the day after his high school graduation, was making
windows
During the ceremony pictured here, Bob was elected this in 1985
Grand Knight of the Colonia Council of the Knights of Columbus
Bob and Mary bought their one and only house in Colonia for this price in 1960
$13,000
In his early life, Bob would leave the house when his mother cooked this food
tripe
Bob got in trouble in grammar school when he was caught riding in this
milk elevator/ dumbwaiter
While driving around New Jersey, Bob can point out many of these high voltage structures that he worked on throughout his career
substation
Pictured here scrubbing a garbage can during his time stationed in Alaska in the Korean war, Bob is ____ years old
20
Bob played this sport with his son for many years
bowling
Bob has visited this country 5 times
Scotland
Bob served in the U.S. Army during this war
Korean War
Bob had this nickname given to him affectionately at PSE&G by his subordinates
Red Light
Always a jokester, Bob is pictured here celebrating this holiday
New Years Eve
Bob was appointed chairman of this raffle at the St. John Vianney fair
Car raffle
Bob was stationed in this northern U.S. state during the Korean war
Alaska
He met his wife doing this dance on Valentine's day
Bunny Hop
He retired from PSE&G in this year
1996
Bob is pictured here enjoying this favorite food at Bahrs Landing in Sandy Hook
Fried Scallops
Bob, through the VFW, placed flags at graves in this cemetery on Memorial Day for many years
St. Gertrude's
Bob attended this famous event in 1939 in Flushing Meadows, NY
World's Fair