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Carolyn Weiler
December 19, 2020
Just adding a note to Mike Weiler's joint message for us - Robert has indeed been a long-time friend for us, and he kept in touch from every new home and traveling base. I was lucky to visit him on Pender Island, which he told me felt like home from the first day there. His health challenges were many, and he did his best to adjust and find a way to still write and exercise his musical chops, and keep his focus on still being himself, no complaints, just the facts as they evolved. He’d call and I’d listen and ask questions for a long time, and he always had a new idea and adventure which typically involved some community social aspect, including performing or organizing or supporting useful or fun things, like the mini-bus and concerts. And his forever love, Seren. As it became harder to play guitar, he played electric keyboard and he focused on singing and songwriting. He was a dreamer and a doer, and he found a real haven and community on Pender Island. He is a part of us, forever. And he will be resting in peace.
Nicholas Fratpietro
December 19, 2020
a very unique person, and a very gifted person, journey on old friend
Mike Weiler
November 30, 2020
Robert was one of my best friends growing up in Fort William. We spent many a weekend night celebrating, well, celebrating that it was the weekend. One of Robert's greatest fans was my mom Laureen Weiler. She would constantly give Robert the car and cause my dad to scratch his head wondering where we adopted this 7th child.
While we both went our own ways we kept in touch. While my wife Carolyn and I were in under grad and then in law school in Toronto we got back in contact with Robert and his beautiful daughter Seren. When Robert moved out West with his camper van he stayed with us for a few nights. I remember he joined me and Carolyn at a concert at the Orpheum to hear one of our favourite musicians Passenger. How fitting to spend that night with Robert given his passion for music.
we kept in touch by phone although I never got over there to see his new home. I do know he found the perfect home on Pender Island with a group of dear friends where he could practice his music and share his stories (and poor jokes!)
I will miss Robert but was glad he found peace on Pender.
Mike and Carolyn Weiler
Rick Malo
November 28, 2020
What a shock...and so said to hear of Rob's passing. We were very close in high school and sadly lost touch after we moved from Thunder Bay. Rob is our son Rob's Godfather. Shows that as much as we would like, we aren't here forever. R.I.P buddy. Wish we could have reconnected.
Rick and Carol Malo
Sudbury
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