Robert Hargest "Gentleman" Pisel

Beth, I am so sorry to hear of your husband's passing. He sounds like he was a wonderful man. May you find comfort in your memories. Margie Monahan

Beth, Kevin, Jody & Robbie-
Our homes faced each other for many years and we shared memories. Bob & Theresa were good friends and neighbors. I remember Kevin's artistic talents, Jody's bright red hair and Robbie's sweetness. The boys used to chat with my son, Mark, from their windows! I pray that your sorrow is eased by the many happy memories you shared. Mark & Jane join me in expressing our sincerest sympathies. We know that Bob will be missed by many. And, Beth, you filled his days with...

To Beth & Family,

We thank you for sharing Bob with us and for that our lives are richer. Bob was dedicated to his family, church and community and touched the lives of many. I am so honored to have known and worked with him for many years in the city and county recreation programs and we shared many great memories together. I for one always enjoyed the jokes and stories he shared at a meeting . Our many rides to and from meetings were always enriching and will be remembered. We...

Mr. Pisel was a good friend of my father, Frank, and often a visitor in our home. He was always kid and courteous to me and my brother and sister. We thought he was the best dressed man in Bridgeton since we rarely saw him without a jacket and tie. Like everyone who knew Mr. Pisel, we liked and respected him as a gentleman and a decent human being. I was very proud to know him and admire his long and productive life.

Gentleman....the word that best describes Mr. Pisel.