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JoAnn and Larry Baldwin
July 29, 2008
Our deepest sympathy and prayers go to the Schoedinger Family. Robert was a fine gentleman and a consumate funeral director. He taught graciousness and propriety in everything he did. His passing represents the end of an era and he will be missed.
Debby and Doug Houser
July 23, 2008
Sally,
We will always remember Bob as a fine, dignified, and kind gentleman. Our sympathies are with you and your entire family.
Frank R Smith
July 22, 2008
David, Jay, Randy, and Michael;
Sorry to learn about Uncle Bob. Every day is a gift. We are loosing a great generation of people. My Mother 'Petie' Smith died Monday and services are Thursday similar times. With warm regards, Frank R. Smith
Glada Blench
July 22, 2008
Schoedinger Family, Friends and Associates;
Our heartfelt sympathy is with you.
Glada Blench, Jill and Amber
Pam Smith
July 22, 2008
Dear Schoedinger Family,
Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. Bob will be missed by each of us. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.
Anna Kunzen (Scioto Country Club)
Charles & Nikki Brown
July 22, 2008
Our prayers and condolences are with the entire Schoedinger family. “Uncle Robert” was truly a remarkable man, and his legacy will live on through Schoedinger Funeral Service.
Robert and Sue were always very special to Nikki and I during my time with Schoedinger Funeral Service from 1988 thru 1995 as a funeral director.
We both always looked forward to seeing and being with them during the functions at Schoedinger. Bob (along with David and Jay) found out that Nikki collected matches and they always were bringing matchbooks to me to give to her. Nikki still has them. We always admired and had great respect for Robert and Sue. Our prayers and thoughts are especially with Suzanne and Sally during their loss, along with the rest of the family.
Valley of Columbus, Scottish Rite Masons
July 21, 2008
From the Officers and members of the Valley of Columbus, Scottish Rite Masons, we offer our sincere condolences. Bob was a member of the Valley of Columbus for 60 years, coroneted a 33rd Degree Mason in September, 1953, in Chicago, Ill., and served our Valley in many capacities. He will be missed by all.
Fred Tingley
July 21, 2008
Sending sincere condolences to "Jay" and the entire Schoedinger family.
Philip Johnston
July 20, 2008
I enjoyed being a fellow Optimist for many years. Bob and his droll sense of humor will be missed.
Jim Teske
July 20, 2008
Brother Bob was a kind, generous and thoughful person. He helped many people in the Columbus area; we attended the same church and shared fulfilling membership in the Masonic fraternity. The Supreme Architect of the Universe awaits his most deserving being. Godspeed.
Faith Wheeler
July 20, 2008
I am sorry to hear about your loss of Robert.I don't know him personaly but they helped buried my brother back in the early 70's,my great aunt back in the late 90's and my grandmother in 2004.May god be with you at this time and remember Robert is in a better place.
Terry & Barbara Dountz
July 19, 2008
To the entire Schoedinger Family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you as you say goodbye to Bob.
Truly a icon of the business and his legacy will live on with Mike and the rest of the family
Molly Inscho
July 19, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Bob has finally joined the rest of the gang upstairs. What a fabulous collection of precious personalities they were. I pray that the memories of the good times will bring you comfort in this time of loss.
Fondly,
Molly Inscho
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