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Joseph Robert Goslin
Blue blood ran thru his veins: Bobby’s life centered on law enforcement. He started in 1964 in Swedesboro as a reserve officer and later went with Woolwich Twp Police. His later years found him as Chief of Police in South Harrison. Bobby was an old fashioned cop: there was never any need to profile, he knew every person in his communities. Bobby always had a second career: he drove a school bus, a farm truck and a dump truck and ran his own company, Goslin Industrial Cleaning Service for 25 years. Everyone knew he was standup and honest guy.
He is survived by wife, Eva S., three children, Andrew (Sandy), Linda (Keith) Rogers, and Terrence (Kim), one granddaughter, Courtney Rogers and his caregiver and companion, Barbara Murphy.
Come celebrate 75 great years Wednesday 9-11 a.m. at Daley Life Celebration Studio, Swedesboro, where there will be an 11 a.m. story time service. Tell a great story about Bobby at lifecelebrationstudio.com.
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My deepest and sincerest condolences for the family. Bob was a special man as he spent alot of time with the people he cared about and loved. We were truly blessed to know Bob and his family.
God Bless the Family at this sad time.
There never a day that passes, I do not think of the days working along side of Bob. He was always presence and in complete uniform. He was a good officer and person. there was never a time when I would ask for a favor, it was done. This is sad day. But I still have the memories.
Our deepest condolences to Terry, Kim and their family. It is never easy to lose a loved one. May your happy memories of your father, Terry, help you through this sad time.
Love, Aunt Gerri, Uncle Dwayne, Paul and Danielle
I am so sad to know that Bob is gone. I will always be grateful to him for his assistance with the
passing of my daughter. We’d see each other occasionally. I worked near his house, and I’d go over to
eat my lunch and catch up with him. He was a leader and a wonderful friend. I will miss him greatly.
Bob was a special kind of man. He was kind, considerate, and always had something nice to say. I worked with Bob from 1981 as a dispatcher with Mantua, when Woolwich worked the 24 hour schedule, (remember those 2 am phone calls, Eva?), later when he moved to South Harrison, and when I moved to county communications in 2000, until his retirement. It was a great experience and education to work with Bob and to know him. I’m so sorry that Bob is gone, but I am so thankful to have had the gift of Bob in my life. My prayers are with the family at this time.
After the clouds, the sunshine; after the winter, the spring; after the shower, the rainbow; for life is a changeable thing. After the night, the morning, bidding all darkness cease, after life’s cares and sorrows, the comfort and sweetness of peace. Until we meet again Bob…
Thoughts and Prayers are with the Family
A good friend and a dedicated Police Officer, Bob was on call 24/7 and he cared about the citizens he worked for and the people he worked with.
Prayers for the your family and great Memories for those of us who were fortunate enough to know you.
God bless.
Dear Eva, Andy and Family,
We’re thinking of you. May the peace of God that passes all understanding guard your hearts and minds during this difficult time.
Greg and Cindy Tomevi
What a great guy, whether as an officer of the law, helping at the farm, or working with him with his business or just having a conversation. Cannot begin to count all those laughs we had. Bob it’s been years buddy RIP you will be missed. Neppy
One thing that everyone could say about Bob Goslin was that he was a true “Gentleman”.
Worked with Bob when he was South Harrison’s Chief, at Woolwich Twp. & Swedesboro.
I have many memories of his kindness. He will be missed, not only in the police world,
but as a friend. God Bless.