Robert William Zadick

To Toni, Uncle Dick and the entire Zadick family
I was sad to hear of Bob’s passing. He gave me my first job when I was only 15 yrs old. I learned a lot from Bob and Dick. I remember decorating the Holiday Housewares booth at the fair. One year when Bob was out of town Dick and I chose blue and green for the color instead of the usual red and yellow. As soon as Bob got back and saw it he was furious! I had to take it all down and do it all over in red and yellow. Bob and Toni were...

Dear Toni and the Zadick Family,

I will never forget the time Bob got thrown out of the gym while coaching me during a wrestling tournament in Portland, Oregon. Undeterred, Bob blasted his way past security through a side door and continued coaching me from across the gym until he made sure my hand was raised. Bob may not have been a diplomat, but he was a man you always wanted in your corner. He dedicated much of his life to wrestling and in the process helped shape the lives...

To Toni and the entire Zadick Family, so very sorry for your loss. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. Hold your memories close to your heart and he will always be looking over you. I will forever cherish your hospitality when I visited your home with John in Lincoln.

To Dick Zadick and the whole Zadick family. We are so sorry to hear of your loss. May the Lord bless and keep you in your time of sorrow.

On behalf of the Broadus Hawk wrestling program we would like the family of Bob to know you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Dick Zadick and family, our prayers are with you. The loss of a brother is a hard one for all, but God will carry you throughout the remaining years here on earth. May the love of friends and family be by your side! Bless you and family

Sorry to hear of his passing. Hadn't seen him for a long time but nice guy.

Upon being invited by Bob to work with the Montana Cadet and Junior wrestlers when my oldest son was a member of the team, I acquired a whole new respect for Bob. I learned quickly that his bark was bigger than his bite and he was the most dedicated person to the sport of wrestling that I had ever met. It started a friendship that I have cherished. Bob and his sons Bill and Mike have had more influence on our sport than any other from the state of Montana. I definitely missed his presence...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.