Bob was a great guy. He hired me in my first full-time job at the D.C. Department of Transportation after finishing college in 1978. I owe a lot to him.

May he rest in peace.

Lee Hurwitz
 

Rest in peace, my friend. May you rest in peace.

Right after I graduated college, in 1978, at age twenty-two, Bob hired me as a Management Analyst for the D.C. Department of Transportation. This was the beginning of my government career. Bob left the D.C. Government about a year later. I owe a lot to Bob. For the year that he was my boss, he kept me on my toes. I kept in touch with Bob for many years after his tenure in government ended. He was a terrific person. 

May he rest in peace.

Lee Hurwitz 

To Bobby,

My Quarterback Forever!

Brian

Brian Reynolds
116 North Coastal 
Port Wentworth, GA  31407 

I am so sorry to hear of his passing and that I could not make it to show my respects.  Thoughts and prayers from the entire Herberger family.  

Dear Sharon,   So very sorry for your loss.  With deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Bob, Sharon, Jerry and I had wonderful times together when they lived on Dawnblush Court - beautiful memories that will live forever in our hearts and souls. Jerry was grateful for his friendship with Bob; I know he considered him the brother he always wanted.

Jerry wrote this piece for the 1987 Memorial Day Concert. I believe the sentiments apply here as well:

     All of us who have lost loved ones know the searing pain of grief. We know how difficult—even impossible—it is to let go. Grief is our wound, the hole inside us left by each precious life that has been taken from us, an emptiness that, indeed, can never be filled by anyone else. 
     We go on with our lives. We must. But tonight,... let us be reminded that grief is a sacred wound. Let us respect our own grieving, for it is, after all, an expression of our love. .... Let us be assured that the feeling we call grief: the shock, the sadness, its anger and confusion, and, most of all, its loneliness, is our way of saying we love you.


It was always fun growing up around the Landolt family Bobby George as we used to call him would always tease me about shoving me down the chiminyi grew up knowing the brothers that went before him and to this day his brother Tommy is still my very first best friend

Dear Sharon, 

There are no words except to say that I am so sorry.  Sincerely, your cousin, Terry

I remember Bobby George as one of those scrappy Landolt boys who I hung around with in Mount Rainier in the 1950s.  He was a couple years younger than me and his brothers Danny and Jerry, but he was always a welcome participant in our sandlot ball games  and other activities. He was a bright kid in those days, and as I recall, after graduating from Archbishop Carroll High School he took advantage of an opportunity to teach English in Italy.  Later on he received his law degree and enjoyed a successful career as an attorney.  I know his passing brings sadness to all in his wonderful family, as it does to me and to all who knew him.




   We were so saddened to hear the news of Bob's death.  He was a wonderful friend and neighbor.  He was fun loving and very kind, especially  to the children.  Our son, Tim, often spent many joyful hours at the Landolt's home.  We all have fond memories of Bob. Our love and prayers are extended to the entire Landolt family. 

We received the news of Bob’s passing with heavy hearts.  He was a big teddy bear of a man, and the best neighbor anybody could want. He welcomed us into his home and made us feel like part of the family.  The Landolt basement was the favorite place for the neighborhood kids to play. He is in our thoughts and prayers.

Ellen and Mark Ehrenreich

I'm deeply saddened to hear of this loss.  Sending the whole family all my love and healing wishes.  Bob was on my list of favorite people in the world. I am so grateful that the Landolt and Bradley families were neighbors for so long on Dawn Blush Ct.  In addition to being a wonderful husband, father, neighbor, lawyer, friend...he was a great softball coach. Bob, you were one of the people who helped make my childhood so wonderful. You will be so greatly missed.

OBITUARIO

Robert George Landolt

15 febrero, 1943 – 6 noviembre, 2018

Witzke Funeral Homes Inc.

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