Robert Estes Ludwig

I am so sorry too hear of Pres.Ludwigs passing , a wonderful life but too soon gone on to his Lord. My love and memories of our time together! Dennis Schweigert

I was deeply saddened to hear of the loss of President Ludwig. I worked with him in Public Affairs and learned of his wisdom and constant support. He was amazing. Then he served as Counselor in the Denver Temple Presidency and as a Sealer. It was always a joy to see his smile and appreciate his constant support wherever we served. He was wonderful as was his sweet wife. I did not work as much with her but felt her love and constant support. President Ludwig will be missed but we will love our memories of his special smile and great desire to build the kindgom.
Anne Jefferies

Dear Sister Ludwig...I am sorry to hear of President Ludwig's passing. I appreciated his kindness and wise counsel on several occasions to me when I served with both of you in Nauvoo. I have fond memories of both of you, your warm loving hospitality in your home as well as the spiritual lessons you imparted to all the missionaries serving there. May Heavenly Father comfort you and your family with his love and give you peace.

Dear Sister Ludwig, we were so sad to hear the news of your sweet husbands, our President´s passing. How blessed we are to have served with you both in Nauvoo. Many prayers for peace and comfort for you and your family as you celebrate Roberts life of
Service and love!

Rest in peace Bob. Your legacy lives on in your family and the life of personal, inspirational leadership by example. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Martha and your family. Well done!

Love for others, optimism, and gratitude are indeed the hallmarks of Bob's personality. Those of us who knew Bob during the West Point years would all agree that he arrived on July 1, 1968 and graduated four years later with those same aspects of character. He was a wonderful example of a Christian man. We will miss him. Condolences to Martha, the children and grandchildren.