Roberta-Bader-Obituary

Roberta Ann Bader

Sacramento, California

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BADER, Roberta Ann (Bobbi) Born September 20, 1951, in Sacramento, CA; passed away September 30, 2006, at the age of 55. Bobbi was the owner of The Ballet Studio for over 20 years. She was the beloved daughter to Robert and Marjorie Bader, who preceded her in death. Survived by her sister,...

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Bobbie was my cousin, who followed her dreams and became a dancer. We were all so proud of her, and when she built her dance studio, it was a great new chapter of her life. I'm so sorry she left us so early. We all miss her.

I just found this today and am heartbroken. I will never forget what Bobbi taught me in ballet and in discipline. I was only able to learn from her for a short time, but it was monumental in my dance life. Thank you, Bobbi! <3

I spent most of my evenings and Saturday mornings in my teens and then in my early twenties when home from college at The Ballet Studio. Few things in life have compared to the joy and peace I discovered during that time. I am grateful to have wonderful memories of Bobbi, shared with many students from the studio. Amazed by the devotion she gave to each class and to ballet as a whole – she exemplified classical ballet as it was meant to be. She emphasized pure technique, artistry, and...

Bobbi and I roomed together in NYC. I learned so much from her about housecleaning, ballet, music, Christian Science. We had lost touch in the last few years. The thought came to me to look her up. So I went on the internet October, 2006 and the first thing that came up was her obituary. I am so sad that I lost touch with her. She was a wonderful person. I am grateful that the lovely qualities she possessed and herbeauty will never die.

We will always miss you, Bobbi!

Miss Bobbi was one of the best teachers I've ever had, I will miss her very much.

Bobbi
is the first of my cousins to pass away. We will miss her greatly. She
always seemed so elegant to me, and I will always remember her strength and
wit. I love you . Your cousin, Sue

Bobbi was a wonderful teacher and an inspiration to the many loyal and hard-working students she inspired over the years. We will miss her immensely.

I studied with Miss Bobbi my senior year of high school. After my first year of college I realized I had better get myself back into her studio! She was always welcoming when we returned. Her studio was the sactuary away from school and personal life. After I graduated with my undergraduate degree I set my sights on a grad program in dance. Miss Bobbi pushed me, in every way- to go across the floor faster and farther and she pushed me to broaden my abilities. I doubt I would have...