Birth date: Jan 2, 1953 Death date: Dec 28, 2019
Robert William Searles, III, 66, of Clearwater, FL passed away December 28, 2019. He was born in Philadelphia, PA to Robert,II and Margaret Searles January 2, 1953. He is survived by his wife Rose; children, Robert, Susann (Michae Read Obituary
My thoughts and prayers are with Rose and the Searles family ,
I’m very sorry for your loss 🙏🏻.
Mary
I have know Memories but would like to send thoughts and prayers to the Family! Cousin of Tommy And Margie Slavic. Beverly Jones
I played baseball with Bob at Visitation BVM and with the Fishtown AC team. He was a great guy and a solid baseball catcher. Also - served on the safety patrol with his Mom - Margie Searles. a Wonderful family. We will miss you Bobby!
Bob was on my football crew for years. I always respected his calls and appreciated his help. It was certainly a team venture. RIP to a quality guy.
Rose and Family,
Sharing in your sadness as you remember Bob. Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs.
Sincerely,
Dana
I was very sorry to hear about Robert's passing, may he rest in peace. My condolences to the Searles family.
I will mention his death to the Northeast Catholic Alumni Association at our next meeting and remember him in our prayers and make a donation in his name to the Scholarship Fund.
Truly,
Robert 'Bob" Kensil, class of '74 and current President of the Alumni Association.
When Bob was going to USF, we carpooled together for the better part of two years. All we would talk about was baseball. We played semi-pro baseball for the Dunedin Tams in the early 70's as Bob was the only one that could catch my knuckleball. His love and compassion for the game was unmatched and he hated to lose a game. After some time had passed, we both played softball in Dunedin for Clearwater Mattress and a few other teams in the area. Although we lost touch when I moved to Hawaii, we reconnected on Facebook about six years ago and it was as if we didn't miss a beat. I will miss Bob talking to me about the "good old days" and how we should still be out there playing and showing the young bucks how to correctly play the game.
RIP my friend
Ken Werner (Weiner)
