Rev. Robert S. Graetz Jr.

Thank You Sir For Your Dedication To The Cause, Rest With God

My condolences to the family. Its a shame that the Civil rights that he helped with back in the 1960's, still exist, today. One day, our heavenly father, will definitely eliminate, all injustices, that exist, in this world. May the God of Comfort, continue to comfort the family, during these difficult times.

Dear Jeannie and Family
I was privileged to have known Rev. Graetz and you from the many Holocaust Educational Programs we shared together at AUM. My family and I are truly sorry for your loss. Please accept our sincerest condolences to the entire Graetz family. May G-d grant you strength, peace and comfort during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Max Herzel
Friend and Holocaust Survivor

It is most befitting to accord the title “Servant Leader” to Pastor Graetz. My connection with the Graetz family began when I was a teenager growing up in Montgomery. When the Bus Protest Movement began in 1955 Pastor Graetz was at the center of the storm alongside Dr. King, Dr. Abernathy, Mrs. Rosa Parks, Mrs. Johnnie Carr, Dr. Benjamin J. Simms, Mr. Rufus Lewis, Mrs. Joann Robinson, and Dr. Moses Jones as the original brain trust of this historic Life Changing Movement in America. Pastor...

A true champion for Justice, thank you sir for the courage to effect change , Rest In Peace !

Dear Jeannie and family
We were sorry to hear about your loss. Bob’s kindness and spiritual presence touched our family and all those he met and helped through the years. Jeannie and Bob were a team to behold. Team Graetz inspired kindness, spirituality, intolerance for cruelty and the courage to act for change.
In 1982, Reverend Graetz married us on a hillside in Ohio at the home of our good friends, the Mapes. Bob and Jeannie provided us a shining example of a path forward as we...

Sympathies to the family and love ones. May you hold your loving memories of him close and may your grand creator comfort you.