Robert Bielefeld

There has not been a day go by this past year that we do not continue to mourn our dear friend Kenai Bob. We became good and close friends in 1966. He flew us around Alaska and especially during the summer across the inlet to Tamara's fish camp. I cherish the pictures that we took that one beautiful day, he flew over to camp early that morning and spent the day with us. He was not just a friend. He was family. He treated us as family. He watched my granddaughter Molly grow up from...

A true gentleman. I first met him when he flew my family and I from Anchorage in the 206 when we first arrived in Alaska. A great pilot and instructor when I bought a PA-18 and encouraged my love of flying. He also taught my daughter to fly.
Sadly missed.

Bob will be missed. Didn't know him that well. He Always had a smile and made me smile. Very happy to have met him!

Bob was a wonderful man, he and I hit it off right off the bat like we had known each other for years, I will miss him he was one of a kind.

Jim and Family.
Bob was a true "gentle giant" and a class act. Those of us that were fortunate enough to be involved in his is life in a small way were truly blessed. Your dad was so very proud of you for coming home to carry on his Legacy. The couple of hours I was able to spend with him in his office in 2014 will forever be in my memory. A special moment in time. God Bless you and your family.

I am so sorry for your loss. May the God of all comfort hear your heart-broken prayers and provide you with much needed comfort during the difficult days and weeks ahead (Isaiah 42:10).

so glad I chose Bob to teach me to fly plus he was a great guy

Bob was a real stand up guy...so sorry for you loss. I am sure he and Mike are in Heaven discussing flying stories...

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. - Ecco.7:1