Robert E. Armbruster

Our deepest sympathy to the family in the loss of a very special man. He always had a smile and a story to tell. He will truly be missed and always in our memories. God be with you all. Steve, Karen & Nick Daube

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Mr. Armbruster was a wonderful gentle man....he will be missed.

We will miss his visits at Cedar Springs Health & Rehab. He was proud of is military service (and rightly so)! Deepest sympathy from all of us!

Therese and Peter, I pray God's blessing, peace and comfort be with you and your family. I also pray that the glow and warmth of pleasant memories sustain and keep you.

Richard Cox

We would like to express our sincere sympathy on the loss of your father. He was a special friend and a true gentleman. We had a special connection since Anne's father, John Burbank, also flew in B-24's. Bob always made me feel special when I would stop at the store when I was home on leave as an Air Force Officer and he wanted to know everything he could about the new technology in the Air Force. He was truly a member of the greatest generation.

Steve and Anne Tews

We will miss the glimmer of Bob's eyes when he would tell us stories of Cedarburg and his war stories. He is a wonderful and proud man. The staff at Physical Enhancement Services (Rick, Nancy, Anne and Samantha)

Our sincere sympathy to the family in the loss of a very special man who always had a smile anf truly loved his country & Cedarburg. God be with you. The Quevy & Toebes families.