Robert "Bob" Weber

Bob was such a fine fellow ... he and my brother Mike Powers were roommates at St. John´s Prep .. I think. - sympathy from Collegeville and may all of your wonderful memories sustain you ....

Bob (I still think of him as Bobby) and I were Little League teammates in the summer of 1955. He was 12 and I was 11. He broke an arm halfway through the season, which resulted in my replacing him as the team's catcher. Strangely enough, our paths never crossed after that, but I remember him as a cheerful and thoroughly likable guy as a kid. We were fond of going to the A&W root beer stand together. I'm so sorry to learn of Bob's passing, but I'm glad his life turned out to be a...

Bob taught for a long time at St. John's University in central Minnesota. He loved teaching and he loved studying government in action. Every two years,for decades, he appeared on the local television station to be the station's commentator on the local elections:school district elections, county commissioner elections, state legislative races, the real nitty gritty. He did like to fish and would talk happily about catching crappies in central Minnesota lakes and trout in the Yellowstone. ...

So sorry for your loss. We are praying for his family and friends.

With deep sympathy to the family for their loss it's so sad that when good people have to die may you rest in peace and God bless.

Sorry for your loss

I never knew Bob, but we had some common connections. We are both 79 and you two were married on my birthday. I too love my oatmeal cookies and I loved fishing and gardening. Bob's contributions go far beyond his obituary. May he rest with his Savior, Jesus Christ.

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