ROBERT KETTLEHAKE

It is so many years ago, back to the 1970s, but he had such a good heart. I'm glad Bob accomplished everything that he did. Kudos

I am deeply sadden in Bobs passing a couple of years ago. He was a good friend of our group that used to hang around Henry Richies upstairs party apartment on Lane n.w way back in the early 70s. I remember so many great times he made you laugh and it was a fun to just listen to some crazy stories of his. I remember a time at West Middle Junior High when he demanded me to give him back his pencils and I had no idea what he was talking about. Next thing I remember he puts his fingers in my afro...

Bob a great guy with a lot of character you could not match. All of his funny stories and sometimes crazy antics would make you roll with laughter. From our old camping days with him sleeping next to the fire and waking up with half of his sleeping bag smoldering. Cooking up the best food with whatever we had. Building the biggest and best fires even adding someone else's lawn chair just for fun and demanding for another wood run. How he would madly tease their old dog "SPOOKER" and then curl...

Bob was always a nice guy to be around at all the shows we've done. Just a class act. He'll be missed by all of us. My sympathies to family.

Bob was a class act who ALWAYS had a kind word and positive encouragement for everyone he met and to whom he spoke. He was a special person with a huge heart. Rest in peace my friend.

Please accept my sincere condolences for your sudden loss. I knew Bob back in High School, hanging around with Dave & EJ, the Parks brothers, the Little family. Bob was such a great guy, I know he will be missed. Prayers of comfort for your family. "Fred"

Some of the best times I spent with Bob was down at Little Hall enjoying a cocktail and he would bring Bloke in and Bloke would run around looking for popcorn on the floor then jump up on the bar stool and Bob would get Bloke a short glass of beer. He has better manners than most people Bob would add. Rest in peace my friend.

Thinking about Bob takes me back to my teen years when Bob hung around with my brother Mike. Bob always made me laugh. He was so funny and was always happy. I loved his stories. Just last week someone asked me if I have seen him lately. I am sure he is in heaven now. God deserves a great chef! Blessings to the family. Remember that the memories can never be taken from you.

I only met Bob a few times, but found him a very kind and generous person! I was visiting my niece Laura who is married to his brother David. They both cooked several wonderful meals throughout our visit and shared family stories. His kind heart and spirit will be missed!