Robert C. Schwebke

Bob was a man's man. In the few years that we knew each other he taught me how to have "a steady hand at the tiller". I have and will miss him forever. With love and respect
Doug

Bob was my cousin and the nephew of my dad Wesley C. Schwebke. He was also very generous. My favorite memory of him was he once paid for a day long fishing trip to Everglades City, Fla.

I have fond memories of my cousin Bob. My dad Wesley Schwebke was his uncle. Bob was instrumental in the development of Sunrise Golf Village in Florida and very generous. I remember once he paid for a fishing trip for my dad, sister and me to Everglades City, Fla. He will be greatly missed!

Karen and were truly saddened to learn that Bob had left us. For the last couple of years, Samantha and I have shared our experiences dealing with parents with failing cognitive function. In Bob's case, we thought the big ol tough teddy bear would outlast us all. But God has his own plans for us. I can't help but think of Captain Elwood who introduced me to Bob 30 years ago. He told Elwood, "if you like him (Paul), that's good enough for me". I can't begin to say how warm and hospitable, Bob...

Bob was a friend to so many. We fell blessed to be among those. We enjoyed watching the "Man of the Mountain" at Tynecastle as he gathered his kids and grandkids, Judys family, and special friends to build their homes on Tynecastle...keeping them close and under his watchful eye because he cared. We loved hearing his stories. Sharing the lives of the Schwebkes has been a true blessing and honor. Prayers for Judy and the family as the years of special memories keep Bob alive in their...

I met Robert Schwebke in 1955 when I was 19 yrs. old, and will always cherish the memories of this exceptional man.

Bob was a giant among men. What a loving husband and father. He will be missed.

Biscayne Engineering Company,Inc. and all of our associates morn the loss of Robert (Bob) Schwebke. Our history with the Schwebke's goes back to the early 1930's with Harry Schwebke (his brother), Wes Schwebke (his son) they were all a part of our Biscayne Engineering Team until Harry went into business in 1946.

Bob will truly be missed. My deepest sympathy you and all your children.