Robert Lewis Stirm Jr., DDS

I knew Robert briefly in grade school. I remember people coming to the school and "comforting" us as they explained what had happened to Robert's father. As a 9 year old, living in America, war was impossible to fathom. Robert, wasn't a typical third grader. He and his sister were so much more mature than the rest of us. They were a bit more educated, a bit more older than their years would indicate. I would say, Robert was an old soul. I don't know what specifically happened but not long after the event, Robert and family moved away, across town. I didn't hear of him until the photo in 1973. Heard he went to San Mateo high from articles, but when Hillsdale wrestled San Mateo high, I didn't see him in the line up. And as we were both in the Mid-Peninsula League, we wrestled a dual meet and championships. All I can say is he was a guy, that was hard to become friends with. He was distant as a kid. Maybe focused, but definitely by design, he was purposeful in what he did. I'm saddened to hear of his passing.

Very tough life indeed! Rest in Peace and thank you for your service to all of us.

I was only a patient of Dr. Stirm for about three years. However, I felt comfortable the first time I went to him and he performed several procedures on me during that time. He always had his patient´s back and fought my dental insurance diligently for me. He was very kind and generous. His staff reflected his persona and it was obvious they worked very well as a team. I still go to his office, as I like his staff. It´s as if they are sort of carrying on his legacy. He was true champion and is sorely missed.

I am profoundly sad to learn of Dr. Stirm´s passing. He was my one and only dentist while living in Concord for 25 years. We moved away18 months ago and I just learned today of the terrible news. One of the downsides to relocating is having to give up certain things like a terrific dentist. I can´t think of a nicer professional that I have ever had the pleasure of being a patient or customer of. He and the staff took amazing care of me and the kids. There was always some family oriented conversation involved during every visit and I miss that doctor-patient relationship. My deepest sympathy for the family, friends, and staff.

I met Dr. Stirm 30 yrs, ago. I was sent to install his telephone service as I worked for AT&T at the time. He took very good care of me and my needs for Dentistry par none. I will miss him forever, and I am so lucky to have known him. May he Rest in Peace.

My family were patients of his at his practice! Such a kind soul. Forever missed! You´re the coolest Doctor ever! Rest in peace Dr Stirm! we we´re happy you were our dentist for so many years!

We were close with the family growing up in Foster City. So sorry for the Stirm family´s loss. RIP Bo.
Love from the Stenson/Flanagan family.

I worked for Bo in the 1980´s until I moved in1992. He was a sweet kind boss . Prayers for his family that the Holy Spirit will comfort you and bring you peace.and May his soul rest in peace