Robert Enholm

I miss this gentleman, storyteller, golfer. He was passionate about his family and life. He is watching over all of you. I'm so glad to have known him.

Dear Enholm Family,

I just today learned of Bobby's passing. I can't express enough my sympathy and condolences. I met Bobby and the Green Pond Golf family back in 1999 when I began working part time at the course. I loved listening to his stories and adventures as a young man, regaling me with tales of his golf exploits and he being the only guy small enough to hoist through a window at Duke or Wake Forest in order for the rest of the players to sneak intot eh gym and play. He met my...

Karin and the Enholm Family, I just learned of Bob's passing. You have my deepest sympathy. Bob was my very dear friend. I loved him and I will truly miss him.

I am so saddened to learn of Uncle Bobbys passing,I just heard about this sadness 10 minutes ago. Most of my memories of Bobby were during my childhood however we did talk telephonically maybe 10 years ago during a bad period of my life. I will always remember that as I think I left amessage for him and he called me back and we spoke for a while. I have always regretted the lack of contact witht that side of the family and I am deeply saddened for Lisa and Bobby and Krista and of course...

I remember playing basketball with Bobby and Lance at the Marcella Community Center. Always funny, always a nice guy. His mom drove us to school when Sarah Egbert and I were in Kindergarten. I'm truly sorry that he is gone.

So saddened to read of Bobby's passing. My memories of him and Green Pond Golf Club go back prior to WW2 when some gentlemen wore knickers as golf gear. My Dad started me out with a saw offed putter and gradually graduated to a Patty Berg three wood. Those were pleasant days on the par 21. Brother Gene and I played 66 holes one day at the day rate of 50 cents. As the years went by and lived in Europe and then Hong Kong I always seemed to migrate back for a visit with Bobby. It was only...

So much of my early youth was spent at the Green Pond Golf Course with the Enholm boys enjoying one of my great passions as well as talking all sports in general...every trip back to New Jersey included a visit to Marcella to say hello to Bobby and reminisce about golf and our mutual friends. Rest in peace Bobby and God bless his entire family. Andy Krall

Mary, Krista and Karin, we are so very sorry for your loss. We were always so happy to see you move in next door during August! Krista, I think we taught you how to ride a two wheeler?? Just remember that all the happy memories you have of Bob are yours forever. Our deepest sympathy, George, JoAnn, Jackie and Katie Berrigan