Robert Michael Greeley

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April 28, 1954 ~ October 5, 2008

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Robert M. Greeley, Age 54, of Geneva, passed away Sunday, October 5, 2008 at Geneva Point in Geneva after a two year battle with cancer. Born April 28, 1954 in Painesville to Maria Christine (Salminen) & Calvin R. Greeley. He was a Machinist at Kennelmental He was a member of the Tuesday AA Group at Painesville United Methodist and was also a member of St. Paul?s Church in Painesville. Many people loved Bob for his quick wit. He loved animals and was a talented guitar player with a passion for the Beatles. Bob also played in a local band know as Salmagundi. He is survived by Parents: M. Christine & Raymond Cromwell of Madison; Brother, Eric (Kathy) Cromwell) of Concord; Stepmother, Kate Greeley of Ashtabula; 2 Aunts, Joyce Bauer of California and Eila Hattendorf of Aurora; Several Cousins; Best Friends, John Murphy and Bob Zimmerman Bob also leaves many dear friends and special nurses at Geneva Point and Hospice of the Western Reserve. He was preceded in death by His Father, Calvin Greeley in 2000 and Brother, John Greeley Friends will be received 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, October 8, 2008, at The Behm Family Funeral Homes & Crematory, 26 River Street, Madison, Ohio. Funeral Service will be 11:00 am Thursday, October 9, 2009 at the funeral home. Rev Jay Schmidt will be officiating. Final Resting Place will be at Fairview Cemetery in Madison.

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  1. Bob was my very best friend. He was getting his life straight and doing well. We met a 1/2 way house; North Coast House in Painesville. We did a lot of stuff together, including walking bike with riding. I have very bad knees and he over walked me once. He didn’t care what others thought…….I didn’t like it because I felt like I thought he was a low subject to my demands.I was the queen. We finally got to agree about what others did not understand was their problem. He came to Dad’s funeral in a 3 piece suit. We loved each other and had great respect. We were best friends and he always called me “Special” and even named his little the same. He made me bread & cutting board with and inscription and I never use that side. It’s mobile been a long time and I am going to be 64 at Christmas time. I miss and love you so much. I’ll come out and see you soon. Please rest easy. God has you and little Special now. I look the same and one day,I will come home to my family and that includes you.💜💜

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