Robert Bergstrom

It's so touching to read and learn more about Uncle Bob from each of these posts. Words from all over the country. They make my memories even more colorful. Love to you all!

My sincere condolences for your loss Ardie.

I just wanted to drop a note of condolence. Bob was a great guy and I enjoyed working with him. I am sorry that I did not hear about his illness until just a few days ago.

Ardie: May you and your family find comfort knowing Bob is now at peace and watching over all of you. Sorry I was unable to attend the service. Warmly, Elisabeth

Our condolences to the Bergstrom family. We lived across the street from Bobby. I was a few years youger than he but played together often. I recall riding in his cars and the time he worked for WAGN radio. He will be remembered well
Joe Fournier and family

Ardyth and family. I am thinking of you this day. I hope you will take comfort in the following, which has helped me as well: "Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, Love leaves a memory no one can steal."

Dear Bergstrom's:

I was sorry to hear about Bob's passing, and his four-year bout with pancreatic cancer. Know that my thoughts are with you as you celebrate all the great contributions Bob made to his family and society. Although I was a few years older, I grew up with Bob asI lived right across the street. It was quite common that we would play all day, and a few hours after supper with our neighborhood gang of kids--including Bob and Betty ( Barbara was a little older than us). We...

Ardyth, Jason and Steven,
God bless you all in the loss of Robert. I remember his visit early one morning while we had a cup of coffee before every one got up. He enjoyed a cup of Texas coffee and visit about the North Land and hunting. So thankful you made the trip and we got to meet you. I'll miss his emails. He was so much like Stan and guess it was the Bergstrom's way so thought full and easy to talk too. Love, Joyce & Stan Bergstrom.