Obituaries

Condolences

• June 14, 2022

  Dave and Dottie Beier

  We met Bob and Carol at the VFW. Good times
  Our condolences to the family. Our prayers.
  

• June 14, 2022

  Brent Brinker

  Bob had a profound impact on many people and was a passionate man. I only knew him for a short time during the past decade, but our conversations and meetings brought me great joy and always brightened my day. Prayers and sympathies to Carol and the entire family.

• June 14, 2022

  Linda (Stoddard) Murwin

  My sincere sympathies to Carol and the family. I just heard of Bobs passing and all those memories from early days at the Bowhunters came up but I especially remember Bobs good humor. May your hearts keep smiling.

• June 14, 2022

  Peggy & John Martinson

  We just learned of Bob's passing! Bob was a great guy and dear friend from our past! Our deepest and most heartfelt sympathy to Carol & all the family! RIP Bob!
  

• June 14, 2022

  Ann Pikalek

  Carol, I am so sorry. My heart goes out to you and your family. I remember Bob and Rob sitting around the camp fire at Wildcat.I lost Rob in November so I know some of what you are gong through. I wish you strength and many good memories.

• June 14, 2022

  Mike Paulcheck

  Bob will always be a man among men. It was always a great time running into him after all the years at The Poynette Bowhunters Club. Always sad to get this kind of news. He touched many people & I am proud to be one of them.

• June 14, 2022

  Marty & Deb Freese

  Just now learning about Bob's passing, Bredeson Family so sorry for your loss. Worked with Bob at Brakebush, he was a good man. RIP Bob

• June 14, 2022

  Imogene Grunewald

  From the family of Roger Grunewald (Co-worker from Oscar Meyer's). Remembering all of the stories being told of Bob's mechanical skills and sense of humor. Giving our condolences to the Bredeson family.

• June 14, 2022

  Phyllis Fowler

  Today and Always, may loving memories bring you peace, comfort, and strength.
  Phyllis Fowler/Howie Ostrem

• June 14, 2022

  Shelley

  At the time Bob and I both smoked cigarettes we were working on the same paint truck. We were on a job that the barn was on the side of the hill and there was a Cupelo on top of a Cupelo. We had to trim and paint the last little Cupelo and after we were done we sat down smoked a cigarette enjoyed the view and then talked about how high up it was. Then we started making comments about if we fell off how far we would fall down next thing I knew I was scared I told Bob Bob says me too. We ended up Lily crawling off the coop Lo and the other Cupelo an the barn . We never talked about it after that though. I loved that guy and his family sorry I didnt get to talk to him much more before he left

• June 14, 2022

  Dana Keller

  I will always smile any time I think of Bob. I remember his laugh and seeing him at archery shoots, Poynette Bowhunters and Necedah playing euchre. We are sending our heartfelt sympathies to his family. He will be missed. Dana Keller and family

• June 14, 2022

  Jeff and Chris Smith

  Bob was always fun and loved to help. Where ever he is I'm sure he would be saying don't let your meatloaf. It was an honor to know him.

• June 14, 2022

  Bill Schmidt

  It was a pleasure knowing Bob and playing softball with him. He ruined more pairs of pants sticking a knife into his artificial leg. Sumpathy to the family.

• June 14, 2022

  Audrey and Phil batz

  Fly high Bob, keep the mopar running, will always remember your hugs, your humor and having a beer with you, love Audrey and Phil, until we meet again

• June 14, 2022

  Marlene Dreifke

  I have so many memories of Wildman and Gypsy back in the day. God Bless this family during this time of loss and know that Bob is in heaven watching over you and will be right there to greet you all when it's time. Prayers for you especially Carol. Marlene and Bob Dreifke

• June 14, 2022

  Phyllis Fowler
• June 14, 2022

  Matt Friend

  Rest easy Bob, truly a great man and friend...

• June 14, 2022

  Dean Strander

  Bob was such a great guy, his family & the world are at a loss.

• June 14, 2022

  kathy dorman

  You will be missed ever so deeply. I sure hope you and Merlin meet up and have eternal fun until we can all be together again, love you Wildman.

• June 14, 2022

  Kimberly Birkett

  Ride free Wildman!!! Lots of great memories of you hunting and the Poynette Bowhunters club and fun times over a few drinks!!! You did a lot of good for so many!! Until we meet again!!! Kim Birkett

• June 14, 2022

  Gary Birkholz

  The last time I saw Bob was at Merlin Dorman's celebration of life. Bob came up to me and my grandson, Jaden, and asked him if he liked classic cars. Jaden's eyes opened wide and he said yes. So Bob said I want to show you something and took us outside. He showed us his Mopar and then got inside. He started the car and revved up the motor as high as it would go. Bob slammed it into gear and layer rubber all the way out of the parking lot. The true Wild Man. What a last memory. Rest in peace, Bob!
  Gary Birkholz

• June 14, 2022

  Rose Williams

  We cant begin to say how sorry we are for your family loss. Don and I both worked with Bob 30+years. He was one of the good ones. Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers.Rose and Don Williams

• June 14, 2022

  David Pederson

  Bob was my first Mechanical Supervisor at OM. He was an amazing mentor for me I still find me saying things to others that he said to me. He influenced me in so many ways that I still appreciate to this day. A great guy all around. Prayers to his family and friends.

• June 14, 2022

  Bill Wagner

  We were so sorry to see the passing of Bob, we had many fond and wild memories of our time spent with him. Bill & Joann Wagner

• June 14, 2022

  Kevin & Darcy Stoddard

  While I haven't seen Bob in a few years, I will always remember him. He was a very special guy. We had a lot of good times together with the Poynette Bowhunters. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Carol and the family.