On the second anniversary of Bob Saget’s passing, his Full House co-stars, including John Stamos, Dave Coulier, and Jodie Sweetin, paid heartfelt tributes to the beloved comedian who left an indelible mark on their lives. The beloved performer, who left us at the age of 65 in 2022, was honored through heartfelt Instagram tributes and a virtual gathering where the cast reminisced about their shared moments.

John Stamos, known for his role as Uncle Jesse in Full House, posted excerpts from an online reunion of the Tanner family, conveying the lasting sorrow from Bob Saget’s passing. Stamos reflected on the challenging process of coming to terms with the absence of someone so significant and how, despite the grief, he remains grateful for the time they had together.

Jodie Sweetin, who played Stephanie Tanner, posted a photo wearing a ‘Bob Saget’ hoodie, expressing that the reality of his absence still feels surreal. In her homage, she reflected on Saget as the ultimate TV dad and expressed that his absence would forever be felt.

Dave Coulier, known as Uncle Joey in the show, shared a poignant photo of himself and Saget embracing outside the iconic At the iconic Full House Victorian residence in San Francisco, Coulier reminisced about Saget’s fondness for hugs, revealing how deeply he longs for both those warm embraces and the presence of the man himself.

Andrea Barber, who portrayed Kimmy Gibler, paid tribute not only to Saget but also to her late mother, drawing parallels between the two losses. In her heartfelt message, she envisioned Saget in Heaven, potentially savoring moments with his family and engaging in lighthearted phone conversations, even beyond this life.

Beyond the Full House family, Saget’s friends John Mayer and Jeff Ross also remembered the comedian in heartfelt messages. Mayer acknowledged Saget’s ongoing impact, describing him as the “tallest flower in the garden.” At the same time, Ross marveled at the laughter Saget infused into their lives, expressing astonishment that it had merely been two years since his departure.

In the collective outpouring of love and remembrance, the Full House cast and friends highlighted the enduring legacy of Bob Saget as both a talented comedian and a cherished friend.