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Diane Ram December 12, 2012 at 12:58 am
12 Dec 2012
I had a chance to see Dr. Griffin a few times with my dog Lulu. He was such a great vet…Read More with a wonderful pet side manner. I only found out cause I needed to take Lulu in to see him. I am deeply saddened and stunned by his loss. I liked him the moment we met him and as busy as he was he still took on more patients. My deepest sympathy goes out to his family. He is missed.
Hank Guilbert November 18, 2012 at 04:29 am
Truly a wonderful man and doctor. I knew the Doc for more than 25 years and he was an honest,…Read More caring, hard working and knowledgable man with his own distinctive sense of humor. Thank you for the many years of caring for our animals. I still cannot believe he is gone.....You were one of a kind and will be missed Doc! - Hank-
maria driscoll October 29, 2012 at 01:16 pm
Don Griffin is and was one of the greatest men I have ever known, and I told him every month I knew…Read More him. He took care of my dog Peekaboo until he came to my house and put her down last Sept 16 2011 for 14 years......he was an angel from heaven. I begged him to take money, and he would not, so I brought him tequila and other things that he enjoyed.....I loved him and thought the would of Don, and his family..and his children, and HIM.....I am so distraught and cannot imagine him gone. I have not gotten another dog and don't know if I will now that he is gone. At least I can imagine Peekaboo with Don wherever they are and I miss them both very much. Everyone in my life knew about Don though out the years, the only good thing is that I at least called him monthly and gawked on his message machine about what a wonderful person he was and how much I loved him and appreciated him....so he knew. This is a huge shock! Love to his family.
Sincerely, Maria Driscoll
David Francisco October 15, 2012 at 06:02 am
Bowling on his junior scratch team at cloverleaf was one of the reasons why im still bowling…Read More today...he threw his blue ebonite nitro like no other and we all wanted to be as good as he was. RIP TR...
Mary an Stanley September 20, 2012 at 01:22 am
It was truly a wonderful wonderful service. I'm sure he was smiling (as usual) looking down from…Read More heaven. It was a divine send off. He will be missed .
John Murphy May 13, 2012 at 01:19 pm
About 30 years ago I was the rec leader at John Muir School and Bob's sons, Bobby and Johnny, used…Read More to come by. In fact, Bobby crafted the card-board boat we used in a race at the city pool. Johnny was a really nice kid, but a handful. Once I got into it with him and I guess he mentioned it to his father. So the elder Bob Marshall paid me a visit and I remember how reasonable and calm he was while still getting his point across. What a great man!
Page Crandall May 11, 2012 at 01:48 pm
Dear Paula and kids, Read about Bob in the Chron/online this a.m. He was the greatest in every way…Read More and I should know after 60 yrs. I'll be seeing him fairly soon. Love, Page Crandall
Martin Ricard (Editor) August 26, 2011 at 04:25 pm
Folks, I understand that everyone has their opinions and this site is here to provide that space.…Read More However, out of respect for this family, let's keep the comments tasteful. For this story, I'd like to ask that if you have a concern, please just email it to me rather than leaving a comment. That way, we can respect the family's wishes and keep the San Bruno dialogue going.
Martin Ricard (Editor) August 25, 2011 at 03:35 pm
Just added a great video from an episode of San Bruno Cable's "Senior Moments" show that…Read More profiles Joe Welch and his slot machine museum. It's hosted by Bardi Rosman Koodrin and gives you a rare window into Joe Welch's life and San Bruno history.
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