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November 30, 2012
We are so sorry to hear about Bob. I have many great memories of him and my brother Joe and hockey games. Just found out when I was poking around on facebook. Will be thinking of you all. Love from Dave and Mary(Steenland) Kronner.
marijean lavalliere
November 12, 2012
We are so sorry to hear about Bob. Our deepest thoughts go out to you. I would loveto hear from you kids at anytime. My e-mail is [email protected]
Your Dad was such a great person and loved Janet so much. I'm sure they are together now!! Blessings and hugs. Love Marijean and Chris Twork
Sharon (Brix) & John Powilaites
October 29, 2012
The last time we saw Bob was at Diane and Craig's wedding in August 1991, when cousin Janet was still alive. Since then, we have exchanged Christmas cards with Bob, and reminisced about the Menekaunee fish fries at the Marine House in Marinette, WI. Our sympathy is sent to the extended Bodell and Osos families from across Lake Michigan. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Cousin Sharon and John
Julie Bodell
October 26, 2012
We are so very sorry to hear of your loss. The kids and I always enjoyed visiting with Uncle Bob at Harold and Janets. Uncle Bob was always a joy to talk and reminisce with. He will be truly missed by the kids and I. Julie, Raven & Bob Jr.
Ron and Penny Rorah
October 25, 2012
Dear Donna and Diane, and family,
I remember when I used to bake cookies at Christmas time and take them down to your dad. Those were happy memories of your dad.
We will miss your dad as a special neighbor, but we know he is out of his pain.
We're sorry we were not able to get to Kaul's, but I had to work, then our grandson had a music concert tonight.
Praying for your family at this time.
Donna, you have my number if you need to call.
Love you guys.
Jessica Lesnow
October 25, 2012
Rick and Diane,
My sincere condolences for all your recent sorrows. Know everyone here cares a great deal for you both and are here for you if needed.
Remember, Energy never dies, it just changes forms.
Jennifer Miller
October 24, 2012
I am so sad to hear, what a great man and a great family. Prayers to you all.
I know that Bob and my Dad are watching hockey right now!!!
Jennifer & Kevin Miller (Steenland)
October 23, 2012
"Cry, cry and cry...
Tears are there to protect your heart.
When tears finally run dry, your heart will be calm and quiet.
Feeling clear inside,
You will be left with the transpicuous sense of being blessed with life.
So, look for beautiful things around you,
And you will find a hope, a hope to move on."
Please accept my condolences and feel comfort in knowing that
he waited along time to join Janet and I know he is happy where he is at.
Terry Darling-Koper and family
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