ROBERT E. "Bob" ALMQUIST

My sincerest sympathy at your loss. Bob and I attended Bethany Lutheran church when we were kids and I remember him as a "nice guy". He was a positive soul and conveyed a very nice demeanor. I'm sure he will be missed. You are very lucky to have had 48 good years with a fine man. Be of good cheer.

God's blessings to you and your family during this time of sorrow.

Dear Kay.
Bob was a very good friend and I will relish the many great times we had together, especially along with Karl S.
He certainly did a lot for our 1/54 class of JMH and the Alumni Association. My sympathy to you and your family.

Dear Kay and family we will all miss Bob, he was the cement that kept us together. His bright smile and subtle wit will long be remembered.

Mary Johnston Sinatra, 1/54
Classmate of Bobs.

I will cherish the memory of Bob, both as a H.S. classmate, and as a kind and wonderful person. My wife Judy also shares in the loss of Bob. She first got to meet him at the JMHS 1/54 50th reunion, and again more recently when he and Kay stayed with us in San Antonio.

Mr. Almquist "Bob" was very special to me and I will cherish the time I spent with him. His eyes twinkled each time he smiled and he smiled often. I enjoyed listening to his stories and learning from him. My heart goes out to his family (who are very dear to me)and to his friends.

We have many great memories of good times with Bob, Aldo and Wolf at MSU and with our families over the years. We will miss Bob and extend out sympathy to the family. We will make an effort to re-connect this summer.

May warm memories of your father bring some comfort during your time of loss.

Our sincere prayers and sympathy to Rob, Olaf Zeke and family. God Bless you all...
Brian, Beverly, Sarah, Keith Martin