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Bob J. Klingel
January 30, 1937 ~ December 25, 2016 (age 79) 79 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Connie Sweeney
January 1, 2017 7:00 AM
You were the best Dad in the whole world, you will always be missed. You always had my back and words of encouragement. You were a great provider, I never remember needing for anything as a child. Love you so. Connie
A candle was lit by Tony and Michele Ortiz
on December 29, 2016 11:40 AM
Message from Michelle Pikaart and Seasons Restaurant
December 29, 2016 12:03 AM
We are so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. Both Gladys and Bob were a great joy to myself and Seasons. He will be missed. Prayers to all!
Message from Jack, Kay and Mark Storms
December 28, 2016 12:47 PM
Gladys and Klingel family: Bob was a good friend and loyal neighbor to us. We will miss him. You are in our prayers. May He comfort you at this time.
Message from Myron and Carol Storms
December 28, 2016 9:54 AM
Our sympathy is with the Klingel family at this time of the loss of their loved one. Know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. May the Lord give you the strength, peace and comfort you need.
Message from Karen Stewart
December 27, 2016 11:54 PM
Heaven gained a good, kind loving man. Big Bob I will miss you. My life has been better for having you as my friend. Love Shorty, aka Karen. So thankful that you and Gladys found each other and had the treasure of love during your years together.
Message from Barbara Lewis
December 27, 2016 9:46 PM
So sorry to lose another cousin.
Message from charles daniel strickland
December 27, 2016 9:39 PM
God Bless
God Bless
God Bless
Message from Richard & Phyllis Betz
December 27, 2016 5:26 PM
So sorry for your loss Bob was a good man and will be greatly missed
A Grandma's Garden Table Basket was sent on December 27, 2016
With love and sympathy. We are all blessed to have had Bob as a part of our lives. Adam, Melissa, Jacob, Joseph, and Noah Bayne
Message from Margaret Helen Klingel Jackson
December 27, 2016 2:10 PM
For my dear brother Bob:
I remember when he was very young and wanted to walk with my friend and me down a hot sandy road. He was barefooted, and in order to keep up with us, we had to push the hot sand back so that he could walk on the cooler dirt and not burn the soles of his feet. Bobby Joe, as family called him,, went to much pain just to keep up with his big sister.
Bob had many stumbling blocks in his life, and we often considered them during our telephone conversations over the years. His eyesight, especially kept him behind in school until a kind teacher convinced our mother that he desperately needed glasses. He was my little brother, and we cared for each other.
Bob was a good person, but I had been concerned about his relationship with the Lord until dear Gladys told me about his sharing with her his conversion experience in a little country church when he was a lad. I was reminded of that time, that church, and was grateful for the peace of mind knowing that Bob is now in a better place.
For the past several years when Bob and Gladys visited in Missouri, he told me how happy he was and how much his life had improved sharing it with Gladys. When he began to have health problems, he had many treatments and was able at first to return to repairing lawn mowers, but this last time, the return to health did not occur.
i know that God has a plan for each of our lives. After much suffering, God took Bob to heaven to spend eternity with Him on Christmas Day. It's our loss, but heaven's gain, and what a blessing for Bob, his family, and Gladys.
May God bless each one of you as you work for Him until you too are called. I plan to meet my brother Bob and will remember our love for each other until we meet again in heaven.
I remember when he was very young and wanted to walk with my friend and me down a hot sandy road. He was barefooted, and in order to keep up with us, we had to push the hot sand back so that he could walk on the cooler dirt and not burn the soles of his feet. Bobby Joe, as family called him,, went to much pain just to keep up with his big sister.
Bob had many stumbling blocks in his life, and we often considered them during our telephone conversations over the years. His eyesight, especially kept him behind in school until a kind teacher convinced our mother that he desperately needed glasses. He was my little brother, and we cared for each other.
Bob was a good person, but I had been concerned about his relationship with the Lord until dear Gladys told me about his sharing with her his conversion experience in a little country church when he was a lad. I was reminded of that time, that church, and was grateful for the peace of mind knowing that Bob is now in a better place.
For the past several years when Bob and Gladys visited in Missouri, he told me how happy he was and how much his life had improved sharing it with Gladys. When he began to have health problems, he had many treatments and was able at first to return to repairing lawn mowers, but this last time, the return to health did not occur.
i know that God has a plan for each of our lives. After much suffering, God took Bob to heaven to spend eternity with Him on Christmas Day. It's our loss, but heaven's gain, and what a blessing for Bob, his family, and Gladys.
May God bless each one of you as you work for Him until you too are called. I plan to meet my brother Bob and will remember our love for each other until we meet again in heaven.
Message from Judy VanDyke
December 27, 2016 2:04 PM
Don, Connie, Bob, and Randy,,,, so sorry for the loss of your dad!!!! Hugs love, and prayers for all you cousins!!!!
A candle was lit by Judy and Kurt VanDyke
on December 27, 2016 2:01 PM
Message from Annetta stewart
December 27, 2016 1:34 PM
I will miss you so much. Have so many fond memories of our childhood. So many fun moments. My regret is that I didn't come to see you or call more often. You will always have a special place in my heart and will never be forgotten.
Message from Terry and Loretta Bayne
December 27, 2016 12:51 PM
Bob,is going to be missed by many,he always was helping others. Loved his smile
RIP Bob
RIP Bob
Message from Bill&Jamie Klingel
December 27, 2016 11:42 AM
uncle bob you will be deeply all my thoughts and prayers to the family
Message from Ron & Cookie
December 26, 2016 9:09 PM
Aunt Gladys & Family: We will always remember Bob & his wonderful smile & laugh & personality. May God's Promise bring you comfort at this sad time. Love & Prayers, Ron & Cookie
Message from Elaine Jackson
December 26, 2016 8:05 PM
I have so many wonderful memories of Uncle Bob and of each of you, Connie, Donnie, Duper, and Randy. We were little cousins together, grew apart as we got older, but some relationships are never ever forgotten. I have those memories because Uncle Bob believed in the importance of keeping family connected and brought you down to be with the cousins in Missouri. When I had the wonderful opportunity to visit in MIchigan, he spoke proudly and lovingly of each of you. You each made him smile.
It is that smile in the picture that is the smile I remember. For all the good times, I wish you peace and Uncle Bob rest and continued happiness. Fondly, to you all and to Gladys who showed the love and dedication he deserved. Elaine
It is that smile in the picture that is the smile I remember. For all the good times, I wish you peace and Uncle Bob rest and continued happiness. Fondly, to you all and to Gladys who showed the love and dedication he deserved. Elaine
Message from Bob Cline
December 26, 2016 7:42 PM
Will miss you cousin.
Message from charles Klingel
December 26, 2016 7:15 PM
Brother sure am going to mis you.
Message from Jon & Karla Gilliland
December 26, 2016 6:28 PM
Thinking of you Don. So sorry for your loss 😢
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