Robert Debner

I met Bob through work. This often meant traveling and spending many hours together in what could have been uncomfortably divergent roles. That was never the case with Bob though, as we shared a desire to improve our craft and make our work meaningful. We kept in touch in retirement and I seriously miss our daily messages of faith and encouragement. Of the many memories some of the best are a week that my wife and I spent with Bob and Karen on a working trip to the Bahamas. Their devotion to...

I started out working with Bob - I was client but after finding out we had similar work ethics and goals in our jobs we became fast friends. He was also a mentor who I went to asking questions and presenting him a problem that we would eventually solve together - two heads were better than one! He was the ultimate cheerleader. While he and Karen moved to Colorado we kept in touch even after retirement. His positivity was refreshing and always uplifting. I will miss our phone calls. Rest well...

Karen: Please accept my condolences on Bob's passing. He was not only a fellow employee but a good friend.

Bob was Always so positive. Never a negative word about anyone. And the best woodworker I have ever known. I did not get to see him often but miss him already.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

What a beautiful, kind, blessed life he had and shared with everyone. I will miss his delicious breads and desserts, his sense of humor and focus on all that is good and positive. Rest in peace.