Contributions to the tribute of Robert C. "Bob" Massullo Sr.

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Jeff Palmer posted a condolence

Saturday, August 20, 2022

Marc, I want to send my condolences to you and your family for the passing of your father. I am sorry this is lte but I just heard this morning. My prayers and good thoughts go out to you and yours. Jeff Palmer

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Helen Massullo posted a condolence

Monday, August 15, 2022

To All who wrote such beautiful tributes to my husband, Bob, I thank you with all my heart! He will truly be missed. Helen

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Danielle South lit a candle

Sunday, August 14, 2022

I will forever remember going downstairs in the Alma house, looking for Hickory. Pap was funny, witty, and loving - the best traits you can ask for in a great grandfather! Our little J is a little extra awesome for the time he spent getting to know Pap. We will all miss him.

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Leora J Spence posted a condolence

Sunday, August 14, 2022

Leora Spence daughter of Leo and Alma Thomas wishes to send her condolences to the family of Bob. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

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Vicki McVey posted a condolence

Saturday, August 13, 2022

Bob was the best brother-in-law that Mick and I could ask for. He was kind, giving, and funny! He always made us feel at home when we visited him and Helen. He was like a son to my mother, taking her grocery shopping and mowing her lawn. We will miss him and his kind heart! Rest in peace. Vicki

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Anna Kraft uploaded photo(s)

Saturday, August 13, 2022

He taught me my first word. He taught me about football. He taught me to love the Mountaineers. He started my lifelong love of donuts, my favorite food. He used to take me Saturday shopping with him. He taught me how to save money and how to be generous with it. He taught me that sometimes relationships can’t be 50/50; that if one person is going through a hard time, it might have to be more like 90/10. He took me in for a week every summer, and it was always the best week of the year. He taught me to just love people. He taught me not to worry so much. He reminded me to smile. He taught me how a simple smile and friendly word to a cashier or clerk could change their whole day. He hit a squirrel when he was driving me once and said, “I hate that.” He called me Annie, as only people who have loved me since I was a little girl do. He wrote and read me a poem on my wedding day. I once told Mamaw I always imagined God looked a little like Pap, and she said, “Please don’t tell him that!” I never did. He convinced me he kept a dog in his basement. He made me feel like the most important person on the planet. He always listened. I named my son after him. He loved me so much no matter what. He was the best man I ever knew. He wouldn’t want us to be sad, but it’s so hard not to be. There’s so much more I want to say but can’t find my words. The world will never be the same again.

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Felix Massullo posted a condolence

Saturday, August 13, 2022

I remember when my big brother, Bob, took me to my first movie to see Robin Hood when I was 6 years old. He taught me to catch ball in the back yard and disciplined me when I did something wrong. When playing neighborhood football, I learned never to run away from him when I was on the opposing side. Years later he was my Best Man at my wedding. We shared many fond memories until his last days. Always my big brother and ever my friend.

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Colonel Arthur C Price lit a candle

Saturday, August 13, 2022

Aunt Helen and family, When I heard of Uncle Bob's passing from mom yesterday (Aunt Teresa), my heart sunk. I know this is a heavy time for all of you and I wish there was something I could personally say that would ease your pain but I know only God can do that. I'm going to miss him. Two years ago with my youngest son, Kobe, we visited you, Bob and Kathy and thank you for opening your home to us, to reminisce of family and past times. I want you to know that I can't tell you how much it meant to sit with him and listen to him talk of his military days and how much spirit he had when he spoke. He would light up and I can tell you, the people that knew Uncle Bob would see the same thing. I want you to know Aunt Helen, Uncle Bob was more than my uncle, he and his brothers were the ones that convinced me with little effort to join the military which I made it a career. Though he and I were a generation apart, we connected on our military experiences ever so easily. I'll miss him, not only because he was my uncle but he was also a brother in arms. I'm sorry I can't be there on Monday but know he's in my prayers as well as all of you. With Love, Colonel Arthur C Price, USAF (retired)

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The family of Robert C. "Bob" Massullo Sr. uploaded a photo

Saturday, August 13, 2022

Robert C. "Bob" Massullo Sr.

1930 - 2022

Visitation at Funeral Home

Scriptural Wake

Mass of Christian Burial

153 Spruce Street, Morgantown, West Virginia 26505 | Phone: (304) 292-8664 | Email: hastingsfuneralhome@gmail.com