1943
2025
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Conne McCormick
June 15, 2025
Your first Father's Day without Bob. Please share all your happiest memories with your children and families. He was very proud of you and will be missed.
Larry Carroll
May 31, 2025
Dear Clouse Family. I am not sure if you are the right family. I live in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Sometime in the late 1970´s or early 1980´s I knew Bob Clouse. The Bob I knew had been in the Army CID and had been to language school in CA. I owned a Security Buiness in Baton Rouge Rouge. My only connection is that he must have worked for Foremost McKesson or W. R. Grace. Also, Bob had new 380 ZX car. He had a friend at Fort Polk named Ernie Roll. I knew nothing about his other business accomplishments. Of course I have not heard from Bob in over forty years. I am sorry to have bothered you if I have the wrong person. He was a very likable smart person.
Kelly D Thompson
April 10, 2025
Deanna, I am so sorry for your loss. Bob was a great person. I lived next to his in-laws and he helped me get my engineering internship at Armco.
Bill Hawk
March 13, 2025
I met Bob through working on a construction project at St. Vincent and immediately appreciated his knowledge, calm demeanor, and wit. We began golfing together with Captain Jack and Ken Brace a couple of times a year. They were some of my most cherished rounds of golf. The banter and friendly competition was great, especially the day Bob had the yips at Tom's Run and could not hit a chip shot to save his life! I don't recall Ken and I ever losing to Bob and Jack (and I am sure they don't remember ever losing to us!) I look foreword to renewing the competition in Heaven.
God Bless his family and friends. His passing leaves a large void in the hearts of all who were lucky enough to have known him.
Bonnie & David Snyder
March 7, 2025
Bob and Dave grew up in Butler and met as young boys in the neighborhood. They stayed friends after high school. They both went into the military and kept in touch. Dave was stationed in Italy when Bob and Deanna were married. Bob was a groomsmen in our wedding in December of 1967. Although we have lived in the Cleveland,Ohio area, our friendship has continued. When visiting Butler and Slippery Rock we saw Bob and Deanna and their family. We enjoyed many high school reunions together. The guys cheered for the Pittsburgh baseball and football teams. We will miss Bob, he was a special friend and a wonderful man. God's Blessings and Our Love, Bonnie & Dave Snyder
Dave Campbell
March 7, 2025
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. may he rest in peace
Richard King
March 7, 2025
Deanna and family, I´m so sorry for your loss. Bob was truly one of the finest people I´ve had the pleasure of knowing. He was a genuine man and inspirational in many ways.
Working at SVC together and golfing with him was always a true pleasure.
I will remember him fondly and miss him immensely.
Martha Oesterling
March 5, 2025
Deanna and Family,
So very sorry to hear of Bob's passing. Much sympathy to you all.
Martha Oesterling
Cyndi Plyler
Barb Pyewell
March 5, 2025
Dear Deanna, our deepest sympathies for your loss. Bob was a good caring person and a good friend to Rick. Bob was the only person to get Rick to laugh when Rick was in the nursing home. God bless you and your family. Sincerely, Barb Pyewell and family
Paul Aszkiniewicz
March 5, 2025
I´m at Bob through the Knights of Columbus golf outings every year. It was a good man cared about the people that they were helping my condolences to the entire Clouse family
Jack Perry
March 5, 2025
I want to express my sincere condolences to Bob's wife Deanna and his entire family. I had the good fortune to meet Bob over 20 years ago working at Saint Vincent College. Over those years we shared a weekly lunch that included many great conversations about golf, hunting and world affairs. Bob was a quiet, private and unassuming gentleman who always had a kind word for anyone he met. He was a man of deep Catholic faith and cherished his family above all else. We played as partners in many golf outings together and tore up some beautiful courses in Myrtle Beach and Pinehurst. Bob will have a lasting legacy at Saint Vincent reflecting in the many building projects that he facilitated over his 18 years of service to the College and Archabbey. I know he is on the first Tee at one of the many golf courses in Heaven, waiting to join a foresome and probably asking for strokes. They won't know about his sneaky short game. It was truly my honor and privilege to be able to call him my friend.
Bob, I'll see you on the other side. Save a spot for me on the Tee. You will always be remembered my friend! - Captain Jack
Bill Little
March 5, 2025
Bob was a really great guy. Although I only saw Bob at reunions after Kay and I left Butler in 1983, it was always fun to see him and catch up. Rest in piece. Bill
Judy Farney
March 4, 2025
My deepest sympathies to Deanna and family in the loss of Bob. Deanna was a co-worker at VNA.
Richard Myers
March 4, 2025
Bob was a great friend . When I started working at SVC I mentioned to him that I worked for Ralph Myers Costruction at Armco Steel in Butler. His Dad was my boss. We became best friends afterwards. Playing golf and goodwill to all. RIP Bob you were one of the best .
Neil Faller
March 4, 2025
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Clouse family.
With Love, Neil and Julia Faller
Betty Daniels
March 4, 2025
Deanna, the Class of 1961 extends its sympathy for the loss of your husband, and our classmate, Bob
Fr. Anthony Joseph Grossi, O.S.B.
March 4, 2025
My sincere condolences to your entire family. I went to school with Bob's daughter, Lisa, and worked with Bob at Saint Vincent's. I real class act person! He was a genuine gentleman, and will be missed. I will offer up Mass for him. ~Father Anthony Joseph Grossi, O.S.B.
Christina Andrae
March 4, 2025
Bob was a wonderful person - talented, kind, humble. I met him when he worked at Saint Vincent College, and it was always nice to talk with him. May he rest in peace. Sympathies to all his loved ones. God bless.
Larry Righi
March 4, 2025
I met Bob while he was attending Cleveland State U. I was working at Ford Motor and his roommate was working as co-op student.at the time. Being a fellow Pennsylvanian we became instant friends, enjoying hunting,fishing, camping,golf and scotch. Between Bob, his wife Deanna and their extended family, I could never ask for better or lasting friends,60plus years. Their home was my second home. Bob, you will never know what an influence you made on so many people. Your humility and generosity will always remain in our hearts. God bless you,Bob, until we meet again. Larry
Jerry Stephenson
March 4, 2025
Bob was a role model, a person I could go to for advice both professionally and personally. He was always ready to help in any situation, no matter what was asked of him. His guidance in troubled times was source of comfort, and his easy sense of humor would put you at ease. He will be missed, but we must remember him for the great things he has give us. I am fortunate that god allowed me time with Bob and I am forever grateful. He will now help our lord "engineer" things in heaven.
Terry Gillis
March 4, 2025
Bob will remain in my prayers. A cheerful, happy, welcoming, can-do individual. My sympathy to the family. God bless.
Mary Jane Schriver
March 4, 2025
May Bob rest in peace. Love and prayers to all!
Judy Nebel
March 4, 2025
So sorry to hear of Bob´s passing. My sympathy at this difficult time. Judy Nebel
Barbara Gross
March 4, 2025
Thoughts and prayers go out to you and entire family. May God comfort and bless you.
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