Robert Walker Shafer

To Linda, Lisa, Scott and family, Bob and I send you our deepest sympathy on the loss of your Bob. Bob Wolfrom has so many fond memories of biking, selling bikes on 9th Street, hanging out and just being very close friends for many years. He is missed by so many. Sending our condolences, Cory Wolfrom

Miss U B.O.B,,,,WAS A TRUE BLESSIN 2 LEARN FROM U,,, REST EAST HOMEY!!!

Dad; I still have a hard time believing you are gone. You truly are my favorite person in the world. I miss you and love you so much. You were and always will be my hero. The very greatest dad I could have asked for. I was lucky to have spent countless hours with you as an adult. We worked together in Seattle. We went to so many dinners and movies. I would give everything I have and more for one more day with you. I wish I had seen you more over the last two years. I was so excited for our plans at Christmas! But God had other plans. I hope and pray you are restored and riding your bike in the heavens. I love you beyond measure daddy. Forever your biggest fan, your loving daughter, Lisa.

Bob and I were neighbors for several years and partied together at neighborhood events . He was very open and likeable.

I have know Robert for the past 17 years. I would only see him every six months when he came in for his dental cleanings. I enjoyed hearing about his love for biking and all about some of his rides. Robert was such a nice guy and I will miss seeing him. Your "final ride" is the best ride. I'm sure God welcomed you and bike with open arms that you may now enjoy all your days. To all the family, may God give you a peace in the days to come that can only come from him. Prayers for all.

Sorry for your loss. Our loss too. Road with Bob and other Gyros on Wednesday mornings on the Neuse River trail. Always looked forward to the banter he had with others or stories of travels.

Lisa Shafer at the hotel in Astoria OR where Bob's parents were married.

A few years back Bob invited me to join him one of his multiple excursions on the GAP trail. He knew all the best places in towns along the way to eat, rest, and sightsee, and I thoroughly enjoyed teaming up with Bob for a great cycling adventure. So glad to have had the opportunity to travel those miles with TallBob.
May his family know peace in due time. With sincere sympathy, Joe Halloran

Bob also graduated from Bowling Green University with a degree in Philosophy. I miss him so much.