Uncle Ross was a very special person in my life.  I always looked forward to spending time together and reminiscing about the great times we shared!  Spending time with  Uncle Ross was always a joy, he was a humble, humorous, happy and positive person to be associated with.  I will be forever grateful to you Uncle Ross for teaching me how to play baseball! You were a HUGE inspiration and played an important role in baseball and helping to build my character in my developmental years. I believe I was able to further my baseball career by winning numerous state titles, one national title and being blessed to play baseball  at the college level, due in part, to your interest and dedication in helping me achieve these accomplishments! Besides being a great baseball player, Uncle Ross was one of the best fisherman I have ever known! Uncle Ross always took the time and had the patience to teach me how to fish! Uncle Ross instilled in me a desire to be the best fisherman I could possibly be. I remember the times he would take me fishing in his red and white 1955 Chevy Belair, he and I loved that car! He always taught me to be grateful when we went fishing, even if we didn’t catch fish, I was overjoyed just to be fishing with my favorite uncle! I would tell Uncle Ross my experiences ice fishing and his eyes would light up when I would share how it took me  twenty-two minutes to reel in a ten pound trout! I would make sure to give him credit when I caught a huge fish! Of course, he didn’t want any credit for my catch, even though I knew he was instrumental in teaching me and instilling in me a desire for fishing. Thank you Uncle Ross for playing an important role in your assistance helping me to become the individual who I am today! I love you Uncle Ross, I look forward to seeing your radiant smile and the day when we can play baseball and go fishing in heaven! You will always be with me, mentally, physically and spiritually! 

I remember sitting in his front yard Talking with him for hours And saying  The funniest things He had a sense of humor He loved going to his ranch and spending time there He is a great Uncle and a good listener RIP uncle BOB   I miss you  I love you  Uncle bob love your niece Erika ❤💗💖💗❤

My brother Bob was my rock.  We spend so much time together.  He visited  me two or three times a week.  We shared many lunches and dinners together.  He'd call me in the morning and greet me with "Hello please." I in turn would respond "Hello thank you." Or vice versa on the greetings.  He'd say "is the coffee pot on,  I've got pastry."  Or ' When are we having cold cut day,  cold cuts taste better at your house."  Or "Let's have steak night,  Andi bought a bunch of steaks. Call Carolyn  and Jeff and call your kids. " Our long talks lasted sometimes late into the night,  with Andi saying "Let's go dad I'm tired." He'd reply " Don't rush me,  I'm not ready to go,  we'll go when I'm ready."  We never ran out of things to talk about.  Last new years eve he spend the night with me and John and we watched the the celebrations on TV late into the wee hours of the morning until we fell asleep on the couch long after John had gone to bed. Often he'd come by and say "Let's order pizza or KFC,  my treat."  Yes brother, we had some great times together.  I am missing those times so, so much. I miss your daily phone calls with our silly greetings to one another. As I said before you were my rock.  Life will never be the same without you.  Our memories go way, way back from the day of yours and Jackie's wedding when we went to the justice of the peace to marry you two, and John was your best man and I was your matron of honor.  As soon as the judge pronounced you husband and wife you immediately said "kiss the bride?" You didn't wait for him to say "you may now kiss the bride. "  that's how eager you were to make Jackie your wife.  We babysat for one another so many times when our children were small. They have  great memories.Thanks for letting meand John be your sponsors.RIP my beloved brother until we meet aga🙏 ❤️ Love you and miss you with my whole heart and soul.  You meant a lot to a lot of people, but you meant the world to me. Your sis and sidekick, Gloria Peluso 💋 😘

Uncle bob, what can i say you were above and beyond as a man and a huge male role model to me. I remember one time uncle Bob was living with us for a while. One night my dad was working graveyard and my brother and i were in my moms room getting ready for bed. My mom would get a bit scared while dad was gone and this was one of those nights. We were talking to mom and suddenly the front door opened and someone walked in. My mom was beside herself as were we as it was midnight or later and we were small children at the time. My mom called out to my dad there was no answer. Again she called out and again no answer. A third and even a fourth and still no answer. She was close to tears when she finally called out meekly and in sheer terror "Bob is that you?"" Well who the hell did you think it was. " He chuckled  "i  dont answer to the name John."  Kinda a morbid prank but it was the safest i felt in a long time knowing he was there while my dad worked graveyard. I always felt safe around my uncle bob you are missed beyond measure uncle. Your life is a moment in time but your soul is eternal. Youre with jesus now until we meet again i always loved you and miss you so much. 

Unce Bob was the best uncle anyone could ask for. He was always cracking jokes and making people laugh.  I will remember  he and aunt Jackie watching my brothers,  sister and me when we were children and all of the good times we would have with them. I will always remember  the good times and his good sense of humor.  I will never forget  the best uncle anyone could ask for . Remember I will always  love and miss you. Until we meet  again, I will never stop  thinking about you I love you forever. Rest in peace. 

Bob was the best pseudo dad a girl could have. Being Alexis’ friend in HS. He’d give me advice on the ride home and laugh at my jokes about life. 
I loved his laugh.  He will be deeply missed!

Uncle Bob loved our ranch. On one trip he kept whistling and yodeling all day. I would just smile hearing him working around the house. I was telling him he was the bestest whistlingest yodelingest Yuncle Bob ever. From that day on he was Yuncle Bob. He chuckled every time I called him that. 

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Robert Luis Esquibel

23 septembre 1947 – 7 décembre 2021

Dove-Witt Family Mortuary

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