Robert H. Kuhlmeier

Hey Mr. K. It´s Brax. I´m doing well, and I remember everything you taught me. You were a great friend. I hope you´re having fun in heaven with Moose and your ancestors. I love you sir.

I was a kid that he invested a lot of time in. He taught me how to fish. I knew his first wife and went to her funeral. He taught me how to make a bow, and many other things. I know this is late, but he was a very kind man, and I knew him from childhood. He lived a couple houses down on Springbrook Ave. Thank you sir for being a friend to a kid that had no friends. - Brax

Bob always sat next to my dad "Joe" at meals at Wesley Willows. I'd see him and talk to him often when I visited. He was such a kind, loving man. I will miss him a lot.

Lorita

Bob and Dorothy were neighbors when they lived on Carriage Green Way. Bob and Moose were a familiar sight walking through the neighborhood. Bob had a great sense of humor and a kind word for everyone. I missed him (and Moose) when they moved.
I'm sending my deepest condolences to his family for their loss.