Bob Van Noy

I miss our daily walks where we would meet and talk and we all miss you in our lives and neighborhood. God Bless You. Ed and Toni Regelbrugge

I LOVE you Bob and miss you so much. You were my strength, my joy and my forever soulmate. We were truly blessed.

My deepest condolences to Bob's family. I've spent most of my adult life in Sacramento, but like Bob,I grew up in Sparks , Nevada, on Lincoln Way just two doors down from the house Bob grew up in. When we were young kids he went by Robert,which also happens to be my name. I only had the opportunity to see Robert on two occasions after we were grown,and we exchanged phone numbers and promised to stay in touch,but life seems to get in the way. I do have fond memories of playing together in his...

Dear Bob, There is not a day that I don't think about you. A chance meeting led to our one-of-a kind life. It was filled with love, adventure and joy. Thank you for that. I love you - Sheila

Everyone must know that Bob was a Master photographer/artist. A master of light and shadow, of mass and form and color through the lens of a camera. No less than Ansel Adams, photography was an huge talent that Bob shared with others especially in the Architectural Community.(His first passion of course was Sheila and Nikki and Nicholas.) We first met in the early eighties when he was driving a vintage White and teal Chevy Suburban. Because of Bob's talents we won architectural awards...

I will remember Bob as a soft soul with an infectious love of nature. I always enjoyed hearing about his and Sheila's adventures. We all benefitted from his art of photography - the buildings of Sacramento will be a little darker and a little flatter without his lens.

You have my deepest condolences. Bob was a good friend and classmate. Bob Herstine - Class of `62

I am so proud to have called Bob my friend. He was always the ultimate gentleman. Please accept my deepest condolences on your family´s lose. May he rest in eternal peace.

A beautiful and honest tribute to a special man. Our lives were separate, but our hearts were always connected.