Robert A. Chervenak

I was saddened to read that your husband and dad passed away-we extend our deepest sympathy, thoughts and prayers during your grieving. warmest regards - Susan, Lu, Katelyn and Cole Prince

Lousie and family. I was saddened to hear of Bob's passing. I always enjoyed Louise's stories at work about his architecture and the beloved Bertam. I will not be in town for the funeral, but will touch base soon with you Louise. My thoughts are with all of you.
Mary Jo Carpenter

Dear Louise and family, I am so sorry to hear about Bob's death. I remember many endearing stories about Bob from Louise at work, and completely enjoyed every time with him. Please accept my deepest sympathy.

In 1962, I got my first real architecture job with Grant, Copeland and Chervenak. I will always remember Bob as a dedicated architect wanting to create the highest quality design, and as a mentor to me and others on the staff. It is an honor to have known him and to have worked for him.

From many years ago, I remember Bob - with Louise, good family friends & neighbors on Evergreen Point. As a young boy I was fascinated with his his hydroplanes & architectural drawings. Years later, when my parish was contemplating a new building, I visited him. Before we even touched on the church building size, cost, needs, etc, he insisted that first we had to tell him "What's the purpose of your parish? Why do you even exist? What our your goals? Tell me about the faith of your lay...