After being graduated from Sexton High School in Lansing, Michigan, Bob enlisted in the Army. While stationed in Korea, he listened to the Armed Forces Radio Network. This is where he first became interested in Bing Crosby and was first told that he sounded like the great master.

Bob began his Bing Crosby Tribute in 1978, one year after Bing’s death. He also became a avid collector and today has a world class collection contains hundreds of unique items including Bing’s first recording, an ice cream container featuring Bing’s picture, and an original lobby poster and hat from the movie White Christmas. His most treasured items are personal items presented to him by Crosby Family members.

Through his collection, Bob has studied Bing Crosby’s career, his mannerisms, and his approach to a song becoming an expert on Bing’s life and career which is incorporated in his show presentation.Bob’s many performances include theater stage shows, ballrooms, dinner theaters, and a variety of special event functions. Among his many memorable performances was an appearance as a featured performer in May 2003 at Bing’s 100th Birthday celebration.

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