ROBERT WAHL

1950 - 2017

ROBERT WAHL Robert Michael Wahl would tell you that his work here is done and left this home November 20, 2017, when God called him home. He received a call from his Lord and maker and it was an offer he could not refuse. The offer was with a bonus, a reunion with family and friends who he has not seen in a long time and, even Russ and Dolly, his beloved canine companions. He was born August 20, 1950. While he was here, he was a numbers guy, he worked as a math instructor at UNLV and, if you were his student, you knew you could call him at any hour and he would help you figure out your problem! He also dealt Poker at Sam's Town and Sunset Station for a living and met some interesting friends, some he kept forever, even beyond retirement. His real character trait was a kindness most others don't have, he would remember you and might give you the shirt off his back if you really needed it. He never forgot people and would make it his mission to feed them, get them to the doctor or just hangout. He loved a good meal and spent time analyzing it and enjoyed telling those that made it what a great job they had done, mostly because he was known for his special dishes like famous potatoes or stuffed mushrooms. He really loved people, especially "little people," for years his was the house to visit at Halloween, special bags were prepared for the children and he had to comment on each little treater who showed up at his door. Family was important and he enjoyed the holiday celebrations and games... teasing those who could laugh at themselves and encouraging those who might not be so great at them! Bob came from a family of four. He is survived by his older sister, Donna White, her husband Joe, and their three children, Julie, John and Katie; his younger siblings, Rick, his wife, Debbie, and their two children Lisa and Patrick, and the youngest sister, Terry Cassidy, her husband, Robert, and their four children, Gwendolyn, Sarah, Brian and Robert. Robert grew up in Rochester, New York with his parents, John and Mary Wahl, who lived in the same house until they passed. He loved Las Vegas, where he met his "favorite student" and later his wife, Cheryl Jean Wahl, the love of his life. They were married in 1983 and have five adopted "four-legged" kids, Rooty, Baby, Lucy, Roy and Tootie (the cat). These animals were loved beyond belief! No services are scheduled.