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Robert Schick Obituary
Born on September 9, 1943, Robert lived a life marked by independence and quiet pride. He found joy in the simple routines that connected him to those he loved, especially his cherished Thursday morning coffee conversations with his son and daughter, where family updates were shared and appreciated.
Robert was a devoted father to Jean (Schick) O'Toole (Kevin), and Joe Schick (Liz). He took great pride in his four granddaughters: Madison and Fallon O'Toole, and Lily and Lucy Schick. He was preceded in death by his son, Anthony Schick.
An active man throughout his life, Robert enjoyed spending time at the Wisconsin Athletic Club (WAC) and playing golf. These pastimes brought him both enjoyment and a sense of community.
The family of Robert would like to add special thanks for the outpouring of love and support received during this difficult time. Great appreciation is also extended to the Visiting Angels (Shanique and Yolanda) who's care was unwavering and to Aurora Hospice and Dr. Peter Cote.
A private ceremony will be planned at the discretion of the family.
May his memory bring comfort to those who knew him.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Dennis Mazza
June 23, 2025
One of my memories of Bob was working at the fair with him and also in Eagle River with him and Clarence
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