Robert Wareham

Chuck,Billie,Bobbie and Anna, Growing up with Chuck I got the chance to know Bob pretty well. I cant remeber a time being at the house or on a hunting trip that he didnt make all of us laugh. He told us words of wisdom that we didnt understand until we we learned what "wisdom" really was!! Knowing he has passed to a wonderful place I pray to meet up with him again in the next life, where I know he will teach us the way of life once again.

Billie, Chuck and families, My family and I offer our condolences and prayers to you. My husband and I both worked with Bob years ago at the prison and of course I grew up with kids. Teri (Hamel) Schouten, Fred, Ashley and Jacob.

Norm worked with Bob at the prison and at the smelter. We wanted to let you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Chuck, Billie and the rest of the family: We are truly sorry to hear of Bob's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Our daughter Teri knew Bob when she worked at the prison. And, of course, we all know Chuck. Take care and rest knowing that Bob is in a much better place, and no longer suffering. Margie and Gary

To Bob's wife, Billie and family: I worked with Bob at the prison for a period of time. No one ever told a joke as well as he did. We were always laughing. To make people laugh is one of the best gifts anyone can have.
sincerely, Robin Ely

My thoughts and prayers are with you right now. It is a very big loss. I will be praying for you all.

Uncle Robby,

I will miss you. Thank you for everything after my father passed away. I have never forgotten all that you did.

Monty