Robert Emil Leer

I will never forget Robert's kindness and gentle manner. My condolences to his family. He will be missed, but never forgotten.

With my deepest sympathy to the family.

With Deepest Sypathy to Robert's family and especially to his mother Mary a friend of Marlys Dietrich

I will always remember the ice skating and hot fudge sundays. My dad didn't want to bother Aunt Mary with dinner that night so he gave us a hot fudge sunday. Dad told us we would get something to eat later. Instead, Robert took us ice skating and then for a hot fudge sunday. We were kind us sick that night. Never did have any dinner! Now you know the untold story!!!!!!Hope you are having a hot fudge sunday up there in heaven!

We remember Robert as he grew up,
and became a very out going proud young man. He was a dedicated family man. However his Uncle Bill could always beat him at golf. His Oregon and Washington relatives will miss him.
Uncle Bill and Aunt Joanne

I was so sorry to hear of Robert's passing. Although I hadn't seen him since high school, he was one of my dearest friends during those days. We always considered ourselves relatives - my uncle Albert Leer (by marriage) was Robert's great uncle. I know he will be missed - my deepest sympathy for those who loved him.

My condolences to the family. I was fortunate to be able to attend numerous discussions with Robert before he went in for his surgery. His faith, courage and wisdom he imparted to me have been a great blessing.