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This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Robert (Bob) Stockburger, 63, born on September 23, 1949 and passed away on May 16, 2013. We will remember him forever.
We invite you to light a candle and share a memory or many memories.
We also invite family members and those who've known Bob over the years to help us add to the tab "His Life", working together to combine our memories of him to create a story that reflects a timeline and honors the span of his life here on earth.
Thank you. Peace and God bless.
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Leave a tributeabout our kids and how much fun we had when we were kids.
I love you,
Jenn
Keeping the memories of you so close to my heart today and every day. Sending a big hug to heaven. I love you, Dad ❤️
I think about my Dad often, still to this day I miss him. I know he'd be proud. Love you Pops!
It was more than a year & half after Bob's passing that I found out that he had passed. No one from the old neighbor hood let me know. I was contacted by our old high school about a reunion and went to the reunion website and found the sad news. I was shocked. The last time I saw him I had gone by the house about 3 months before his passing and we talked for a few minutes he was getting ready to go to work..Bob was a wonderful friend. We would not talk for months but when we got tighter it was always like we were just continuing our life long conversation. He was always willing to listen to my jokes and rants and never was judgemental just a great guy. We had a lot of great times , a lot of and lot into a lot of trouble together. I am sorry it took me so long to find your site and send my condolences.
Thank you Lord for bringing Bob into our lives. Thank you for the love he gave us and the influence he had. We are much better for the experiences we had with him. Amen
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A Good Friend
Dad was such an easy person to talk with. You could talk to him about anything and everything. The weather, cooking, shopping, TV, movies, family, school, coffee, anything. That is one thing I miss the most right now, our weekly conversations. Never less than 45 minutes and usually well over an hour we would share weather stories, budget shopping tips, recipes and just catch each other up our week. He loved a good deal and he loved to tell you about it and where to get it yourself. He researched and put a lot of thought into everything he invested in from a new pair of shoes to cookware to camera equipment. He loved to please others and do for others always trying to put others needs before his own. I loved hearing his stories and I am so thankful I listened so that I can replay them in my head when I feel the need to pick up the phone and listen to my dad tell me about his week.