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Robert Emery Stautzenberger
1964 - 2019
Robert Emery Stautzenberger
1964 - 2019
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BORN
1964
DIED
2019
Robert Stautzenberger Obituary
Out of high school, Robert worked in the entertainment industry and worked on sound boards and stage productions. Robert went to work for Learjet in 1996 in Wichita, Kansas and worked on many experimental projects including the Global Express project which relocated Robert to the Great Lakes and Canada. It was while working for Learjet that he met his wife Vicky and they were married in 2005.
While in the aircraft industry, Robert loved travelling and he got to work in many countries including Costa Rica, Portugal, the Netherlands and many tropical islands. Robert returned to San Antonio in 2009 and worked at Boeing as a mechanic and analyst.
Robert had a love of Corvettes and worked with a garage band as the sound guy and got to meet Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Robert is survived by his wife Vicky. He is also survived by his parents Emery & Barbara Stautzenberger of San Antonio and his brother Ricky Stautzenberger and his wife LeeAnne of Pipe Creek. He is also survived by his Uncle Don Sadler (and wife Linda) and his Aunt Claire Sadler and many nephew, nieces, grandnieces, cousins and friends.
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Gary Dauber
July 27, 2019
Rob was a unique and kind man, he was always cheerful and liked making people laugh. He will be missed by many far and near, my sincere condolences to the family.
Debi Stambaugh
June 13, 2019
We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Robert. Our heart aches with empathy. We will keep you and the family in our prayers dear cousin. As time and memory bring healing, may comfort and hope bloom again in your heart. With sympathy and love...Mike & Debi
Gino Giorgi
June 10, 2019
I send my condolences to all of Robs family. Anyone that knew Rob knew he was a very funny and giving person. I cannot believe he is gone, he will be greatly missed. I will always cherish the good times we had together.
Jamie Clark
June 10, 2019
May God's loving arms wrap around you more tightly in the coming days, months, years, however long it takes to get you through this difficult time. Praying Peace for the family as you grieve the loss of Robert.
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David Lumpkins
June 10, 2019
I met Rob at BFTC and we became good friends. Though he tried my patience a few times as his lead, I could always count on him to show up and work. Even though we will meet again, your time here was to short. RIP brother until we meet again.
Marilyn Schlameus
June 9, 2019
Our deepest condolences are with you Barbara, Emery, Vicky, Ricky, and others of Robert's family. Your sorrow must know no bounds, and our hearts break for you. Please know that our love, thoughts and prayers have been, and will continue to be with you.
In deepest sympathy, with love, Dave & Marilyn
Jeannie Hall
June 9, 2019
Our sympathy to Rob's family. It is so difficult to lose a loved one, but we must remember that we'll all be together again some day.
I'm sorry that we won't be able to participate in the celebration of Rob's life, but know that we are with you in thoughts and prayer.
Lee Anne Seabolt
June 9, 2019
My brother in law Rob was such a special friend, he was so generous with his time helping friends and family. My fondest memories are of our intellectual conversations both of us trying to out smart the other. Im sure he felt he won them all. I miss you my dear friend.
Ray Navarro
June 8, 2019
I send my condolences and prayers to the family. Rob was a good friend, and a brother. Very giving person. He will surely be missed.
Mark Dundore
June 8, 2019
God bless you Robert, I will miss your friendship and I will always remember the good times we had in Florida. As a lyric from your man Ozzy states "I will see you see you on the other side" brother
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