Robert J. "Bob" Oehlbeck

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I met Bobby when Ron I I got married in 1968. He was always fun to have around. May God bless you in this time of sorrow.
Sally Oehlbeck

I offer my sincerest condolences on the loss of Uncle Bob. I am glad I had the chance to meet him through my father, Ron.

Dear Sue, I read the obit in the Rochester paper. I am Donna Provenzano Warner. My Mother was Barbara Hetzler and her Mother was Florence Wood Hetzler. Grandma had a sister by the name of Verne. I am wondering if this is her son. They lived in Hilton, NY. My Sympathy to you and the family, whether we are related or not.

HI Susie, Our prayers and sympathy go out to you and your family. Bob will always have a special place in our hearts. We loved him so much. We will remember his laughter, his kindness and his love of life. We are truly better blessed to have had him and you in our lives. Thank you for everything you and Bob have done or us and our family. We will keep you and your family in our prayers..see you soon. We love you.
Always, Jim & Cheryl Mulcahy
P.S..remember Bob pushing us around...

I am from Hilton and have much
info about the families.
The Oehkbecks back into Germnay
From Raynault Oehlbeck
never a charge I am 83 and cant take it with me Toppy

Dear Mrs. Oehlbeck, Suzzanne and the Oehlbeck Family,
Our whole family wishes you our sincere sympathy and prayers. Dad especially wanted to let you all know that you are in his prayers.

We are truly sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you during these trying times...

Dear Mom,
I am so sorry for your loss. Bob and you are like my second parents. I wish I could have been there for the funeral like I was at all of the other important family events. I know Terri thought of Bob as more than her stepdad because he was such a special man in her life as he was to anyone else who knew him. Disney will certainly miss his smiling and sunny personality, I know I will. I am keeping you in my thoughts at this difficult time. My family sends all of our love.

Bob, was a co-worker and compassionate friend. We trained together in Security and worked together for over 5 yrs. He was an unselfish man, and a loyal friend and his concern for others was genuine. He supported me throughout my husband's battle with cancer and prayed with me when I was too upset to find the words. He ALWAYS encouraged us both to hold on to hope, to never give up and he inquired about my husband daily. Mostly, I will remember his smile, his quick wit and his mischievious...