Robert Solinsky

I knew Bob in HS and we became friends after I graduated in 1977. Blessed to have known him.

Such a lovely and moving service to honor BoB. Some things in life just don't seem "right". BoB's sudden and unexpected passing falls in that category. What a gift, his life. What love his wife and family and friends had for him. BoB made everyone feel better. The torch has now passed, and we can now do the same in his honor. Much love to Barb and all of their kids! ❤

The service for Bob was lovely! All the speakers were so brave and loving and funny. It was nice to see Bob through the eyes of so many who loved him. He was even more special than some of even knew! I’m so glad there was a streaming option as I have ended up with a persistent cough from the smoke, and wouldn’t have made a quiet guest. I will look forward to seeing you when the time is right. Big hugs to the whole family! Love, Nancy and Daryl

I have nothing but love for Bob.
I have known him for 45 years, in many different capacities, and I can say he was top shelf in every way.
He was a big brother, a life guard, a coworker, and best and most of all, an amazingly wonderful friend.
I find it difficult to express my shock and sadness.
His daily posts on Facebook brought me laughter and joy. I really looked forward to seeing him again. Maybe do a fun road trip somewhere, sometime.
He offered to come...

Bron, I am sorry you have lost your dad at such a young age. May peace and comfort surround you as your family gathers to remember him. My prayers are with you.

My heart goes out to Bob's family. He was a fine man with a compassionate heart.

BoB was the most fun to be around and made our annual trainings a blast! I will miss his sense of humor, his love of pickles and coffee and his memes on Facebook. He was a good one, definitely taken too soon. My prayers to the family.

I was speechless when my Aunt Roseanne told me the news of Bobby's passing. Some of my earliest memories of Bobby are his cherubic face, with bright blue eyes, and rosy cheeks! As my sister, Kristine shared, we had many, many memories of our families out at the farm, doing all the things kids do, that did not always please Grandma! Playing on the tractors, climbing in the bales of hay, taking in all the smells, of hay, cow manure, and the old wooden barn itself. And the mounds of dust on...