Death date: Jan 2, 2013
Robert J. Gaydash, age 71, a lifelong resident of North Ridgeville, passed away Wednesday, January 2, 2013 at his home. He was born September 2, 1941 in Elyria to the late John and Ethel (nee Shipka) Gaydash. A 1959 graduate of No Read Obituary
Mr. Gaydash had come to our shop for many years to sell us supplies. He always brought a very cheerful attitude and friendly smile. We looked forward to his visit on Monday morning. Although, it had been awhile since we had seen him, it saddens us to hear of his death. May the family find comfort durning this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May he rest in peace.
Such a very nice man that it was an honor to know & do business with. You will be sadly missed!
Steve Jones
Ryan,
I'll never forget your dad's trust and belief in me . It helped my business stay afloat more than once. His confidence in me kept me from giving up when things got hard. He even yelled at me once when I surely needed it. I'll remember that one forever.
Although we'll all miss him, you now carry the torch. We're all glad for that.
Write me sometime .
Matt Costanzo
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A good person and a friend to all. A smile and a wave of the hand was always there. He will be missed. The Siegfried Franke family.
Always ready and willing to lend a hand,
Always checking in on his friends and neighbors.
I will always have good thoughts when hearing his name and
unique greetings when stopping by.
We just lost a wonderful person in our life
Bob has been a friend since childhood...back to the day of kick the can and neighbor hood kids fun. Over the years he watched out for my parents on old Rt 10 and kept in contact to find out the latest news.
To all of Bob's family we send our sympathy. He was one of a kind and we all can recall the best memories from his life. Wish we could be there to share in his service
May He Rest In Peace
Dick and Toot
Ryan... We have Known and loved your father for over forty years and have many fond memories of his smile and his wit. We remember when you were born and how much he cherished you. Our hearts go out to you and the rest of your family. May it be a comfort to you to know that we will be always be there for you. Love you, carry out your Dad's tradition and keep those camp fires burning. Ret & Dick Jones
Ryan, Nancy and I are really sorry to hear about your Dad. He helped me out more than a few times. I always looked forward to conversations with him. Call me anytime, I'm in the book. I'm sure he and Ralph Newman are looking at old cars somewhere. Please accept our condolences. Mike and Nancy Perisic
So sorry to hear about Mr. Gaydash. Was such a great person! Was very kind and extremely generous. I first met Mr. Gaydash when I was a kid, he supplied my father, Richard Popp, with many materials for his body shop for 40 years. Was a great family friend and will be missed. Rest in Peace Bob.
Our deepest sympathy from the 1959 classmates of North Ridgeville High........
