Robert R. "Rob" Ulrich

I think of you often, you are missed

I hope I'm not the only one submitting memories of Rob since 2022. Yes, I think of him just about everytime I go to Settlers Bay for golf. He and I had a lot of fun even though we were not good golfers. Hope his family are doing well.

Hard to believe Rob has been gone for 7 years, I was thinking of him just yesterday and I still miss him. I think of him every time I am on the course. Hope Cheri is doing well. God bless you.

Really miss playing golf with you Rob, one of the better men.

Still miss Rob, I think about him often and wonder how he and God are getting along. Everyday I play golf at Settlers I look into the woods at his ashes, waiting to see him looking for a ball. He was always be remembered and never forgotton. Stay strong Cheri.

Cheri, Sincerest condolences at Rob's passing, which, though not unexpected, still leaves a void for you, and many of us who enjoyed knowing and working with him. We shared more than a few moments with him as he worked jobs on our mechanical system and the Heart of Willow's as well. I guess we will remember him best for his confidence and enthusiasm. He really enjoyed helping people, and took pride and joy in solving problems for others. Even while struggling with his own health issues, his...

I just heard of Rob's passing. He was a great friend to my late Dad, and to me, and made the world a better place. Dad said he was "square and on the level". The things he built are his enduring legacy - not only the fine construction, but the friendships and trust he built. I'll think of him every time I pick up a hammer or saw - and especially a level.

We have always enjoyed Rob's outgoing, honest, compassionate, upbeat personality. He spoke so fondly of his family and my heart melted everytime he talked of "his bride" Cheri you'd have thought they just got married and still in the honeymoon stages by the love and emotion he had. He spoke often of his sons and his pride of all his family. As Rob battled all his stages of cancer he kept working and laughing and showed what it was to LIVE his life and push through. I always admired him in so...

In our thoughts and prayers, Dale and Linda Rankin