Robert W. Koegel

Grateful to have stumbled across this guest book in my time of remembrance. Missing my brother so much. Reading the notes from those who knew and loved rob have lightened my sadness today. Thank you.

Rob was a good friend I met when I moved to Cincinnati in 2009 and remained such after I left town a few years later. He was a kind soul who knew so much about computers and technology and was a great help when I had IT questions or issues, plus we enjoyed playing tennis and eating out. His intelligence, humor and easy-going demeanor made him a pleasure to be around, and his bravery as his disease progressed was remarkable. My heartfelt condolences to his family and many friends back in Ohio.

I was so blessed to have been able to share time with Rob during the final days of his life. The way he lived his life and never gave up will always be an inspiration to me. There is a Christmas hymn that ends with the words, the weak shall be strong, and none shall be afraid. This so described Rob. In those final days he was so weak, but he was so strong, and he was not afraid!

In lieu of flowers, please support voluntary work at OHC, Blue Ash or a donation to the American Cancer Society.

Sending our thoughts and prayers.
The Dougherty Family

To the entire Koegel family we want to express our heartfelt sadness at your loss. Please know that our family will keep all of you in our thoughts and prayers.

God Bless.

Daley Family

Word's alone cant express the sadness tha those who are close to you are feeling for the passing of your dear loved one .may you find comfort in knowing that you have friends to support you at this time of sadness with my deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Mr koegel