Robert L. Cook

Robt. L. Cook. I first met Bob in April of 1976, and our paths crossed many times. He was a work associate, customer, boss, and friend. Standing at Helen's service, it hit me like a ton of bricks to learn that Bob had just passed that morning.
I will miss the twinkle in his eyes, and the warm smile on his face. Sally, Rhonda, Carrie, Patty, Robin and your families; I am truly sorry for your loss. To lose Helen your dear dad in such a short time. Treasure the memories and hold them...

You have our sympathy.

Aunts Mildred, Doris, Bea, and Bev.

Bob was fine man and a good mentor to me, and many others.
I already miss his invective smile, and council.
Rest in peace, my friend.

Bob and Helen were both delightful. Bob was never without a smile on his face. Wonderful man who cared about others first.

My husband John Conner and I were close friends of Bob dating back to the 60's. I last saw Bob at John's funeral on April 4. My condolences to his loving family and please know you are in my thoughts at this difficult time. He was a lot of fun and we shared many good times.

My deepest sympathies to your family. Barbara Sabia

My condolences to Bob's family. We have been friends since the 1960's in Jaycees, Rotary and more. I am sorry I was unable to be present at either services.

Bob serviced our company for many years. He took great care of his customers and you could tell he was passionate about his job and life. I personally enjoyed working with him as he always made me smile. Our company was blessed by his presence at our annual company events and we had the pleasure of meeting Helen. He will be greatly missed, Kalamazoo has lost a great man and beautiful couple.

Bob & Helen were always so dear and a pleasure to be with. It was a privilege to know them both. My sincere sympathy,