Let me start out this memorial saying Bob was the BEST uncle ever.
Uncle Bob married his wife Mary when he was quit young it didn't last long but they did have a daughter together who meant the world to him. After Bob and Mary divorced he said he wouldn't marry again but he did after many years, he married Pat,they had no children together.
He worked for General Motors - Hydra-matic plant at willow run and retired after 30 years. He loved his dogs. He enjoyed fishing but not to eat them. He liked his motorcycle before back problems and he enjoyed fixing up his 1965 Ford which turned heads. Several years before he passed he would spend most of the summer with his wife at Goose lake camp ground in Jackson Mi, it was so relaxing he said just to watch and feed the squirrels.
Bob started having stomach aches several months before finding out that he had cancer which was spreading throughout his body, he didn't live much longer once he knew. He passed away in Oakwood Main Hospital around 2:15 p.m April 30th with his sister Virginia and niece Kathy(me) by his side. REST IN PEACE UNCLE BOB
Uncle Bob married his wife Mary when he was quit young it didn't last long but they did have a daughter together who meant the world to him. After Bob and Mary divorced he said he wouldn't marry again but he did after many years, he married Pat,they had no children together.
He worked for General Motors - Hydra-matic plant at willow run and retired after 30 years. He loved his dogs. He enjoyed fishing but not to eat them. He liked his motorcycle before back problems and he enjoyed fixing up his 1965 Ford which turned heads. Several years before he passed he would spend most of the summer with his wife at Goose lake camp ground in Jackson Mi, it was so relaxing he said just to watch and feed the squirrels.
Bob started having stomach aches several months before finding out that he had cancer which was spreading throughout his body, he didn't live much longer once he knew. He passed away in Oakwood Main Hospital around 2:15 p.m April 30th with his sister Virginia and niece Kathy(me) by his side. REST IN PEACE UNCLE BOB
Let me start out this memorial saying Bob was the BEST uncle ever.
Uncle Bob married his wife Mary when he was quit young it didn't last long but they did have a daughter together who meant the world to him. After Bob and Mary divorced he said he wouldn't marry again but he did after many years, he married Pat,they had no children together.
He worked for General Motors - Hydra-matic plant at willow run and retired after 30 years. He loved his dogs. He enjoyed fishing but not to eat them. He liked his motorcycle before back problems and he enjoyed fixing up his 1965 Ford which turned heads. Several years before he passed he would spend most of the summer with his wife at Goose lake camp ground in Jackson Mi, it was so relaxing he said just to watch and feed the squirrels.
Bob started having stomach aches several months before finding out that he had cancer which was spreading throughout his body, he didn't live much longer once he knew. He passed away in Oakwood Main Hospital around 2:15 p.m April 30th with his sister Virginia and niece Kathy(me) by his side. REST IN PEACE UNCLE BOB
Uncle Bob married his wife Mary when he was quit young it didn't last long but they did have a daughter together who meant the world to him. After Bob and Mary divorced he said he wouldn't marry again but he did after many years, he married Pat,they had no children together.
He worked for General Motors - Hydra-matic plant at willow run and retired after 30 years. He loved his dogs. He enjoyed fishing but not to eat them. He liked his motorcycle before back problems and he enjoyed fixing up his 1965 Ford which turned heads. Several years before he passed he would spend most of the summer with his wife at Goose lake camp ground in Jackson Mi, it was so relaxing he said just to watch and feed the squirrels.
Bob started having stomach aches several months before finding out that he had cancer which was spreading throughout his body, he didn't live much longer once he knew. He passed away in Oakwood Main Hospital around 2:15 p.m April 30th with his sister Virginia and niece Kathy(me) by his side. REST IN PEACE UNCLE BOB
Gravesite Details
Bob was cremated and buried. Was buried several years after he passed and still no headstone at this time.
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