Met Bob @ SDSU in fall of '65...trying to figure out what to do with my life....he encouraged me re: a pharmacy career....I started pharmacy school in 1967 U of Montana...licensed in '76...retired my license age 67...happy ever after....thanks Mr. Frick, R. Ph. RIP

 I enjoyed being in band with Bob.  He was fun and creative.

Bob was one of those quiet guys I thought. I was about the opposite. But I saw him one day when I was making deliveries and pick ups with the local od's (doctors of optometry) on phillips avenue. I recognized him and saw he was getting out of a new car.  I couldn't believe somebody that age could really afford a new car.  I said hi to him and asked him what he did now. He said he was a pharmacist and I got to thinking about that and went on my way.  Well since I had flunked out of college about 3 times I decided to go back to college and somehow I graduated in pharmacy.  I will say I owe a lot to him for getting me to think about going back to college. THANKS BOB where ever you may be.