Robert Scott Krause

Our father was really "one of a kind." There are so many events and little funny things that come up that I wish I could share with him! Dad had a great sense of humor and wonderful interest in history and world politics. Love and miss him. Sharing some photos of us from Moscow and later. His amazing Russian fur hat included :) Emily ([email protected])

Spring, 1968 - My band, December's Children, went psychedelic - covering Hendrix, Cream, Vanilla Fudge along with the Blues Project and Muddy Waters. My politics also trended past Mrs. Rhodes' liberalism to borderline radicalism. Needless to say, polar opposite to Bob. We had some interesting (also respectful) discussions in AP History. Nonetheless, Bob signed my yearbook with this - " To the only "hippie" I really admire. "
At our Accelerated class reunion at Sally's home we passed the mic around, briefly summarizing our lives now. I spoke about my career in Sound and Communications and my sweet family, and ended with, " And I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up! " Bob laughed so hard he doubled over, nearly falling out of his chair, saying something like, " That's my guy!"
Bob, I was hoping we could raise a glass and talk story one more time. I'll still raise a glass to you and our absent friends; as I recall from out 5th reunion, you have a preference for Jack Daniels'.
Aloha,
Chuck Sutter

What happens when you do not squander the gifts you were born with - a high IQ and athleticism? What happens when you maximize every opportunity?

Bob Krause. 100% great memories of #1 in the class. He was my friend since we first met in 2nd grade, and I think that I am the only member of the "Geek Group" that walked to his backyard almost every day for wiffle ball, basketball, football, whatever. He made others around him better at almost anything just because he was so plain competitive.

He was my friend.

Great job on the legacy.com obituary from his daughters. Outstanding and accurate.



Wayne Pirmann