Robert E. Baublitz

Robert, although I wasn't around you much over the years. I do remember some great times when home with the family. Your laughter was contagious like the rest of the Baublitz men. Much love , see you again someday on the other side. Much love , your cousin Mary Melanie

To Jaye-Lynn ..... I am so sorry for your loss. We have never met but Bob was a frequent visitor to my house. I'm the guy that made Geckos. Bob sold a lot of them for me. Bob always had a smile and could always find the bright side of almost anything. I will not mourn Bob, I will celebrate his life. I will also miss him

Bob Played on Sandhoff Constructions softball team. Always had a great time.
Prayers to the family.

Bob I'll never forget our years working together at WM, the TPC golf tournaments, crowd pleaser, portable toilets and garbage duty we had together while having so much fun riding around on a golf cart all day for a week every year! You made everyone laugh and have fun even tho we were doing garbage duty! You were an inspiration to everyone who knew you and hope your new journey will bring joy to a new life beyond. Much sympathy to your wonderful wife and children who loved you dearly.

Very sad to hear of Bob's passing. I met Bob when I was working for the Manatee County Sheriff's Department back in the late 70's. I used to come out and do ride alongs on Holmes Beach with Terry Schneider and then saw more of him when I started at Longboat Key PD in 1981. Bob always had your back and could always, always make you laugh. You touched many lives my old friend and your presence here on earth will be missed by many. God Speed in your new journey.

I have known Bob for 27 years...... we worked together at WM and have been neighbors for many years. From the first day I met him, he went out of his way to help me. As time went on, I learned that he was a kindhearted, generous and funny man. He was always upbeat and fun to converse with. My family has always enjoyed his 4th of July fireworks extravaganza and his wonderful holiday lights and decorations. Taken too soon, we will miss him.
Stan and Michelle Mitchell

Vicki and I have known Bob and Jaye-Lynn for many years. Bob could always be counted on to have a positive outlook on whatever he was doing and he enjoyed doing virtually everything with humor. Bob loved to play pranks on just about everyone--including Jaye-Lynn. Bob was also devoted to doing the very best job he could do for Waste Pro and for Waste Management. He spent many extra hours at government meetings on the island just to insure he was available to work on any issue that might...