Robert Lane "Bob" Friedenwald

I can't believe he's been gone so long. It seems like yesterday when I spent a day and evening with him, Peggy, and Sophie in Baltimore, listening to family stories and enjoying his company. He is missed.

I am sorry to hear that bob has passed.He loaned my husband and I money for property.He was a wonderful man.

Bob was a class act. I'm proud to have had him as a friend and coworker. My condolences to Peggy and family.

I had the pleasure of working with Bob while he was at the Port of Portland working on the Columbia River channel deepening project. Early in that project we joked that it wouldn't be finished until we both had retired. That turned out to be the case. Bob was a great leader and was skilled at keeping the various ports marching in the same direction early in the project ... a lot like herding cats, given the ports' diverse interests. I never saw Bob show the slightest hint of despair as...

So sorry for your loss, We will miss him at the neighborhood meetings, his wisdom was a treasure.

Colonel Friedenwald was a natural born leader who motivated the team put in that extra effort because they wanted to help him and the team be even more successful.

Essayons

Vance Boelts

It was an honor to know Bob. It is clear you all now have a very special guardian angel to guide your days. Our condolences to Peggy and her family, and we hope that soon happy memories will fill your days. Much love.

Bob was a "class act". His leadership during trying times was outstanding. He and Peggy were a great team for water resource development in the North West. "Rest in Peace, Thou good and faithful servant".

It was an honor to be both a colleague and friend of Bob's. He was a truly "good guy."