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Steve Harbour
September 22, 2010
Bob Wick was my cousin. I always appreciated his friendship and interest in me and my family members. He was a very positive person who's warmth and genuine kindness were very apparent to anyone who meet him. Bob loved his children and grandchildren and spoke glowingly of them whenever we would get together. He was a teacher who stayed interested and alert on many subjects. It is my regret that I was not able to see him and family more often, but happy he lived a safisfying, productive life to the end. He was loved and will be missed - the last of a generation in our family.
Eileen Hartl
September 18, 2010
I'm so sorry to hear the news ... I've read Touching the Holy & Seeds of Sensitivity ... and I've reread and reread both. I also attended an inservice for administrators in the Green Bay Diocese. At one point of his presentation, in reference to a patient's struggles to live fully, he assured her that, "The darkness itself will become the face of God." Oftentimes those words echo in my mind and soul and I feel greatly encouraged by them ... I can't wait to see him on the other side:)
A Loving Sister in Christ,
Eileen Hartl
Yosemite!
Virginia Wick Hagins
September 10, 2010
Phil and Bob
Virginia Wick Hagins
September 10, 2010
The early days
Virginia Wick Hagins
September 10, 2010
The Wick Clan
Virginia Wick Hagins
September 10, 2010
Bob, Edith and Phil
Virginia Wick Hagins
September 10, 2010
Virginia Wick Hagins
September 10, 2010
I shall miss Uncle Bob's humor and wit so much. He brought so much laughter to every gathering. I picture him siting with his brother, my father, Phil, smoking his pipe and trading quips with dad to the delight of his sisters, his mother,his wife, his daughter and all those who have loved him. What a joy it's been to have him in our lives for as long as we were allowed to. Thank you, Uncle Bob, for sharing your love with us all.
love,
Virginia Ann and Emily
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