Robert Ault

Bob was the best instructor I ever had and a huge influence on my life. In 2005, when I wasn't sure what I wanted to do in life and was taking random classes to see what I liked, Bob really advised that I pursue welding engineering. I followed his advise and it became one of the best things I ever did. Thanks to Bob, I am where I am today as an engineering manager. Bob, you will be forever missed, but not forgotten by the people you have touched. Thank you for the knowledge and the life...

Bob and I worked together early in our careers as welders, and later as welding instructors. Bob truly was a craftsmen at his trade both as a welder and an educator. He helped many students to achieve high standards in welding and life. My condolences to Bob's Family.

During this time of sorrow, may the words of Psalms 94:19 comfort you and soothe your pain. My deepest condolences for the loss of your loved one.

Miss you so much and I will never forget the things you've taught me! I love you. My father...my friend.

Sue, I am so terribly sorry to hear about Bob. All my love, Girlfriend. My heart is breaking for you. Mona

Dean and I are so sad for your loss. Bob was a wonderful man and friend. Good laughs at many MSU gatherings for many years including his saying we were all getting too old if we could not be called by our college nicknames! We remember meeting Bob at Kelly and Bryan's house twenty plus years ago. Loved his quick wit, his booming voice, quick with and most importantly his love & caring for his lovely wife, my dear friend Sue.

God bless Bob, Sue and your family.
Love, Dean and...

God bless Bob and the family. Haven't talked with Bob for many years, but always remember him as a fine gentleman, and it's a pleasure to read about his life and family. Ron Dankert, Ann Arbor.

My deepest condolences go out to the Ault Family.
Bob I choose to remember all the good times we had on the golf coarse. My fondest memory, is when you fell in the water hazard on the par 4 5th hole at Twin Oaks, trying to fish your ball out. I was laughing so hard, I could barely help pull you out. We named a prize after you and gave it to some deserving golfer who got wet. It was the Bob Ault, "Rubber Ducky award.
I love you Bob and I will miss you telling me to "hit them straight...