Robert B. Schoolcraft

Bob was a pretty creative guy. He not only mastered woodwork, but he put a lot of love and hours into creating the Shriners' Hillbilly car. Everyone enjoyed seeing Bob behind the wheel in parades. It's not the same without our good friend, Bob, and his humor. He is fondly remembered.

I met Bob years ago back in the old wmeco days when i was still a lineman. Bob and my uncle Ray Hubach were friends at the shrine. Ray told Bob to tell Gary to call his grandmother next time he saw me. On day in a hallway at work I heard a very very loud voice yell HUBACH CALL YOUR GRANDMOTHER. Everyone had a good laugh at that. Bob was quite a guy.My condolences to the family.

Dear Family, Bob and I spent much time together tending to the refreshment booth at Meadows Lodge. Bob was the consummate gentleman. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Please accept our sincere sympathy.

We have such fond memories of Bob, and of course Evy. We spent many weekends camping with them. I spent many hours with Bob at Masonic events and Shriners, as well. We were involved in many Shriner Parades. Bob and I enjoyed spending time at our Breakfast Club "meetings". You will be missed, my friend. Fondly, David & Gail McFadden

I knew Bob as a WMECO employee and Shriner. We talked work at Shriner events and talked Shriners at work. Pam and I enjoyed being together at many gatherings - especially camping in Hanover.

I have many fond memories of camping with Bob & Evelyn as well as Shrine events. Marilyn Ishler

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.