Robert G. "Bemo-Bob" White

A most unusual man and I feel lucky to have known him. He was warm, outgoing and friendly man to all with a particularly times of friendship when we were together with my sister and brother in law, Jean and Gale Fuller. A man so loved by all. They don't come along often.

A wonderful man. Always a pleasure to be around and with at the local clubs. Very unassuming GENTLEMAN.

Karin & Family

What a nice picture of your Father!


I never knew him, but was told, what a great man that he was!!

May he forever live in God's Kingdom!

Bob Arntz

I'll remember Bemo-Bob forever. Always looked forward to him delivering chips at the Whitelake Eagles. As bartender I always enjoyed his stories. Everyone knew him and he knew everyone there.You were lucky to have him in your life.

What a guy. What a friend! He was just super to my sister Jean and bro. in Law, Gale Fuller. For a short period of time he kind of took me under his wing when I needed it. I have only the fondest of memories of this fun loving, friendly and out going guy that I don't think he had any enemies. Once you met him, you didn't forget. My warmest regards to his family and sincere condolences. He was one terrific guy and we will all miss him. RIP BeeMo!

Ma Bert , Kimmie/ Gary , Karen/ Barney and the Rest of the Family , so Sorry to hear of The Passing of Bob. What a Great / Freindly Guy he was. Always a Smile and Heartfelt Personality. He will be Truly Missed. My Most Heartfelt Condolence's are Projected at this time of Sorrow. I Will Keep You All in My Thoughts and Prayers during this Time of Need in Healing. Never Forget the Good Times and Memories as they Will Live on During this Healing Process and into The Future. Memories Will Keep and Live On Forever!!!

I remember Bemo-Bob very well from my bartender days when he would deliver Bemo potato chips! He sure was a special guy! Everyone that knew him liked him! I am so glad his family had him in their lives for so many years.

So very sorry for his family's loss. I live in Grand Rapids now, but was born and raised in Muskegon. Bob White was my Dad's cousin, and I remember him well.Condolences from Carolynne Zeckzer Dykhuis

Sadly, I'll miss Friday's memorial. What a wonderful guy. As a honorable member of the "Leather Helmets" and the historian for Big Red football, I heard the stories and read the newspaper accounts. (For the most part, they meshed. ;) Old Jimmy Henderson and the Chronicle staff certainly had a way with words). The Leather Helmet guys were always happy to share exploits that didn't make the press.

Bob used to take great joy in honking and waving as me as I worked on my yard as he traveled up and down Lakeshore. Always a blast to be around him. My condolences to his family and friends. What a great life!

An incredible man. I am so sorry. Bernie, Kimmie entire family you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Laura & Greg Dyga

You were the favorite house every Halloween, be-mo chips, one of my founders memories from the neighborhood, I lived in the big white house on the corner with the tall line trees across from Hoppas store

BeMo Bob has a special place in ALL the hearts of ALL the kids who grew up in the North Wood Road neighborhood. What a special guy, what a character! He knew all our names, knew where we lived and even gave some of us nicknames. Mine was "Lil' Ame" even though I was far from little! Even in my adult years, I was always greeted with a hug and called "Lil' Ame"! You will always have a special place in my heart and memories, BeMo Bob! Thank you, White/Thielbar families for sharing him with us! Love and sympathy...

So Sorry Bernie Hugs to you and family He will be looked after in Heaven by Gary who liked BeMo the first day we joined the Eagles in 1986 What a guy will miss the Saturday's mornings. Never figured it out how he beat me to work. Love you guys.

Rest in peace Be - Mo. I always enjoyed talking with him at The Sports Page and listening to the stories he had with my grandpa Smitty Vanderplow. Love, Bob and Debbie.