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Charlelne Klase
December 4, 2004
Dear Family, It was such a pleasure to be a part of Richard's care at hospice. God blesses me every time I have the opportunity to pray with his children. I'm a volunteer at hospice and I see God's love and faithfulness in everyone that comes through these doors. Thank you for the privilege of being a part of your life even for a little while. May God surround you with the peace and comfort that only comes from Him. Lovingly, Charlene
Ann Engell
December 1, 2004
Rose:
At times like this we can't help remembering how fragile life is. I know you will find strength in the love of family and in the warm embrace of your friends.
Remembering Key West, the motorhome on the way to the wedding and so many other memories...
Love hugs and kisses from all the way up here....
Alan Monzo
December 1, 2004
Rose,
We will always remember everything Bob did for us when our company (BAHPCO, Inc) was just starting out. He was a friend to all of us. We will remember both you and him in our prayers.
David Bayri
November 30, 2004
Rose,
I'm sorry to hear about Bob. You guys have always been special to me. If there's anything that I can help with, please do not hesitate to contact me.
mitch wallack
November 29, 2004
bob will always be remembered in our hearts. having worked with him for many a year his leadership was legendary
Rick Yost
November 28, 2004
Friends, though absent, are forever present in the heart.
Rose,
My deepest sympathy for you at your terrible loss. Sixty-one is much to young for Bob to leave you. Please let me know if I can do anything to help you at this time. I'm sure your family being around you will help you through this extremely difficult time. Take care of yourself.
Rick, Vicki, Adam, and Nicole
claire and fred pirl
November 28, 2004
deepest sympathy claire and fred
Dawn Tobin
November 28, 2004
Rose,
I am so sorry to hear about Bob. I will always remember the great laugh he had when we worked at Independence. Please call me if there is anything I can do, even just to talk. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Dawn
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