Robert George Dretzka

Marlene, Kevin, Laurie, Julie and Jean: My brothers and I are so sorry to hear that Bob has passed. He was truly a kind and caring man. As we have had to learn, keep the memories of the great times with him close to you. Use those memories to help get through this time of grief. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Kevin, Marlene and family, so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. Fascinating guy who could do just about anything with an engine. He'll be remembered fondly and the memories of your lives with him will keep him close.

Wish I´d met you. I´m part of the Dretzka family that moved to Oregon from Milwaukee Wisc. during WW 2.

So sorry for your loss. Prayers for your entire family. I new Bob from his midget racing side and he taught me about all l know about fuel injection and was always ready to advise me when l had problems. I spent a lot of time at the shop by the airport. As l was able to know Bob l learned of his many projects he completed. He was a true craftsman in all he approached. I will miss our shop visits. RIP Bob

We will miss Bob's expertise and humor. We had fun puzzling with him over the years. He will be greatly missed in Ani and Corkscrew. He was a Triple Crown Pool winner one year for Ani!!!!!

Always liked Bob and Marlene. Bob taught me how to do the chainsaw sharpening for WPA. We would occasionally stop with Buddy and Apple to chat with him and Marlene. May he rest in peace with our Lord.

Bob was the first person we met in Ani Circle. We knew it would be a welcoming winter home for us! Bob was a wealth of wisdom & humor! He will be sadly missed in our circle & our clubhouse will miss his care & attention!! Hugs to the Dretzka family from us.

Our condolences to the entire Dretzka family for the loss of your husband & father from your old neighbor across the street. Always remember Mr. Dretzka working in the garage on cars.

Our hearts go out to Marlene and the family. Bob was a good friend who was always there to lend a hand where needed. He helped us fix things on our 5th wheel and to this day when we do something, I would ask Ron what would Bob say, because Bob wanted things done right. He will be missed in Ani Circle by all who knew and loved him.