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Robert Venarchick Obituary
Bob moved to Anchorage with his family in 1954 from Danville, Pennsylvania. He graduated from West High in 1962. Bob worked in the Electrical Wholesale Business (E.D.I.) for 34 years and 10 years with Hotwire Electric. He and his wife Barbara, of 34 years, retired to Arizona in 2009.
Bob was preceded in death by his parents Michael and Hannah, step-father Jack Zerbe; Brother Howard Venarchick, Sister Clara Choy; Daughter Mimi Venarchick; and three nieces.
He will be truly missed by his surviving loved ones and friends.
There will be no service. Donations in Bob's memory may be sent to a charity of your choice.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Memories and Condolences
for Robert Venarchick
6 Entries
Bruce Jordan
November 19, 2013
Will miss the jokes that Bob and I shared in the emails that he sent to me both at hotwire and after he retired. Take care Barb and hope to see you if you travel to anchorage. Your friend Bruce
vicky tenney
November 9, 2013
i luv you uncle bobbie and will always and you to aunt barb both of you will always be in my heart forever
Kelley (Brown) Billings
November 2, 2013
I am so sorry to hear this. Barb, please know that you're in my thoughts and prayers. Peace be with you, dear.
Barbara Marx
October 30, 2013
From a former EDI employee
who worked with Bob for many years.
This is very sad news
My prayers and thoughts with the family
at this time
Howie and Barbara Hollenbeck
October 29, 2013
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Joyce & Jim Moore
October 29, 2013
Rest in Peace. Sending our condolences to your family. Always in our memories, class of 62.
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