Bobbie Durrah

I was privileged to work with Bob at Saint Amelian's. He was really loved by the young boys in our group. He was always very caring and very warm to them and a wonderful person to work with. He told me then, that he wanted to become a policeman. I have never forgotten him, and I'm happy he fulfilled that goal. He was a very special man.

Daddy I miss you and I love you from the bottom of my heart Robin.

Sorry for the loss of your love one may the God of all comfort be with the family.

My sincere condolences to Bobbie's children, and extended family.
I will always cherish the laughs and adventures we shared as sometimes squad partners at the fifth.

Family, I am so sorry for your loss.

Dorothy Pruitt-Smith ( formerly Downing)

Bobby, what a Great friend, mentor, and Police Officer you were. Thanks for the wonderful memories and laughs. If there were more folks like you, this world would be a nicer place. RIP Brother.

Bob was always a champion for children. In the early 1970's, he worked with youth at both Pathfinders and St. Aemilians. After starting his career as an officer with the Milwaukee Police Department, he continued his work with children by volunteering and collaborating with well-known Milwaukee community activist, Jeanetta Robinson. Bob humbly accepted numerous commendations for his volunteer work. Memorials, in the name of Bobbie Durrah, to Pathfinders or St....

I was lucky to have known you Bobbie. You were a great cop to work with and learn from, at the 5th District. Rest in peace. I hope that your family's sorrows are quickly replaced with many happy memories of times with you.

Sorry for the loss of your love one may the God of all comfort be with you and your love ones.