Near the end of 2021 Bob was a healthy and happy father of three with everything going his way in his world. He loved golfing, football, jogging, and playing basketball. The only thing that plagued him were bouts of dizziness, loss of balance, headaches, and overall fatigue; which he all attributed to a new medication he was taking. But on December 11, 2021 while working in his office, his body gave out and he fell to the floor… he was having a seizure. Later that evening, it was determined that he had an incurable brain tumor called glioblastoma multiforme. The very next morning he had the first of his two brain surgeries. However, this cancer is aggressive and relentless so it wouldn’t rest. During this time, Bob turned his focus on fundraising to help find a cure for this terrible disease, not for himself, but for all the future families that should never have to go through this. During his own 16 month battle fighting this illness, he never stopped working to do just that. He worked constantly to raise money for Dana Farber,. His efforts included orchestrating this golf tournament last year, as well as a push-up challenge of 2800 push-ups in the month of February, which he successfully completed. He would meet with, and support others that were going through the same illness he was. Bob’s favorite band was REO Speedwagon, and after his first brain surgery the first song he heard was Keep Pushin’, which became his anthem for this fight.