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Robert Rosenbusch Obituary
ROBERT S. 91, of Bloomfield Hills died peacefully at home on July 25, 2016. Beloved husband of the late Katharine (Evans), Robert (Bob) is survived by his loving sister, Rosella Rankine of Fraser and his three daughters, Ruth (Felix) Martinez, of Puyallup, Washington, Rhea of Bloomfield Hills and Kristeen (Ken Liming) of Silver Spring, Maryland. He is also survived by two grandchildren, Samantha and Kurt. Born in Detroit, Michigan on September 13, 1924 Robert graduated from Southeastern H. S. in June 1943 and immediately entered the U. S Army to serve in Italy during WWII. After the war he attended the University of Michigan receiving a BA in Political Science and Masters of Business Administration. During college he worked at Stroh's Brewery. The majority of his career was at Chrysler, retiring as a salary administrator in October 1979. After retiring he devoted himself to his family and grandchildren. He loved music, especially classical, show tunes and Frank Sinatra. A private memorial service is planned for family members. Contributions in memory of Robert can be made to the USO or Doctors
without Borders.
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Shirley Piku
August 4, 2016
So sorry for your loss. Our condolences, Rhea and your family. Regards Shirley Piku - your Mah Jong friend.
Patty Ferguson Castrejon
July 30, 2016
Ruth, Rhea, Kristeen and family,
Uncle Bob was a sweet man and I have wonderful memories of our camping trips and dinner get-togethers. Remember Thanksgiving in the Airstream and Shasta and the turkey cooked in the miniature oven? Our families always had fun together. Hugs to all of you!
July 30, 2016
We had a great deal of fun over the years, camping and just visiting each other. What a fine man he was!
Elinor Ferguson
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