Robert W. Heyer

I had the good fortune of being seated next to Bob in Homeroom for all three years at Horlick. He made my mornings with his beautiful smile, his kindness, and our acquired skill at solving problems in 5 minute conversations. He was a wonderful friend. Talk to you later, Bob.

Bob was a giant among men! He had a gruff exterior with razor sharp wit but was a softy on the inside. We had many long conversations about hunting, dogs and life. He will be sorely missed but so many fond memories of him make me smile when I think of him!

Sorry for your loss.

Maybe Bob can be with his wife now. At least it´s. Nice thought. You will be missed. Lots of great memories in our twenties.

Emily and Alex, I´m very sorry for your loss. When my family moved to Racine, at the beginning of my senior year in high school, our house was three down from your dad. Bob was one of my first friends-probably the first. I always enjoyed hanging with him, and cracking up at his cutting humor! One of my favorite memories is the fishing trips, with Bob and the boys, to Ron Eifler´s cabin. Even though I haven´t seen Bob in many years, he´ll be missed. Doug Guendel

Rest in Peace, Bob.