Robert J. "Bobby" Schmuck

Along with me, my brother’s Bob and Bill we want to thank everyone so very much for their love, friendship, support and care given to us the past few days and most importantly to our Dad over the many years of his life.

He had a wealth of friends and acquaintances and was generous with his endearing smile and sharp sense of humor - two things that thankfully remained intact despite his memory loss.

He along with our mother Ann provided a wonderful home for us and always...

I am so sorry to hear about your father and grandfather. He was good friends with my late parents Martha and Eugene Griesmer. I remember hearing all about softball growing up and the infamous Lach's Bar. Now he is with the old gang in Heaven doing they're thing. Wishing you all peace.

Sorry to hear about Bob’s passing.

Bob was on of my dad’s (Dick Koesel) best friends. Along with others, I got to batboy for the K of P fast-pitch teams in Euclid in 1957-58; the Sunday morning league on some field off Eddy Road in 1957; and the Lach’s Bar teams from 1959 until my dad quit playing in early 1963.

Of course Bob & my dad along with Ted, Jerry & Babe (whose name I never did know) went to all the Browns games until my dad died in 1972. I have no idea how...

Rest in peace old friend. Not many people can say they lived up to their name, but Bobby, you sure did. Bless you! - Greg M.

Dorothy, I'm so sorry to hear about your father --just remember he is in a better place now with no pain and thinking of all the good times he had with his family over his life.
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Sue Phelps :)

So sorry for your loss. Thinking of you.

We wish to express our heartfelt sympathy and the hope that memories and kinds words will help you and your family during this difficult time

Thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time.

You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Kathie Walsh Kintz