Our deepest condolences to my sister Lucille, and to Paul, Joanne, John, Sylvia and the rest of the family. Bob was my childhood "sweetheart". When he came to Kitchener to visit Lucille, I would sit on his lap and not let Lucille get as close as I was. Through the years Bob and I danced the Polka many times; our family spent many week-ends at their house playing cards, swimming, helping out and just catching up. We have many great memories of our time spent with Bob and family. He will be fondly remembered and greatly missed. Our prayers are with the family. Love Dolly and Steve
Dearest Lucille, Paul, Joanne, John, and Sylvia and family,
May God be with you in this time of mourning and may you find joy and peace in
the communion of saints,
the forgiveness of sins,
the resurrection of the body,
and the life everlasting.
Jimmy, Tracey, and Gabe
Lucille and family:
We are sad to hear about Bob’s passing. We have many wonderful memories of him – his humorous, gentle demeaner was a true pleasure to be around. From our chats after church service on Sundays and other church events, to hearing the laughter and discussion while playing cards at our mom and dad’s place, the memories will truly never be forgotten. Our thoughts and prayers are will you all.
Our deepest condolences to you Lucille and family. We have wonderful memories of Bob and cherish the friendship we’ve had throughout the years. All the wondering times we shared at Good Shepherd Lutheran, and the times we shared playing cards and during other social events, they were all truly special. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
So sorry to hear of Bob's passing and my symphathy goes out to Lucille and all the family
Bob & I shared numerous stories together while working at the London Free Press.and the Related Radio Stations and thereafter
in our small gettogethers before Covid.
Rest in peace, Bob
My deepest sympathies to you Lucille and the whole family. I have so many memories of Bob's laughter and also his serious side. But most of all I saw how he was Christian in action not just words when he would help our church families during times of lack. Godspeed Bob, you were an example to all of us.
I am very thankful that I had the opportunity to work with Bob at the LCC East District as he was very thoughtful and taught me many things at my young age, coming into the business world. The greatest of these is to listen, understand, and then respond. I always remember how he chose his words carefully and with great thought which has stuck with me in all my business dealings.
Sympathies the Lucille and all the family in this time of loss.
On behalf of the residents and staff of Richmond Woods Retirement Residence we would like to extend our heartfelt condolences on the loss of Bob. May you take comfort in the memories of love shared and find peace now, and in the days
Bob was a devoted servant of the church as the business manager of the East District. Wise in thought and practical in implementation. Reg Tiegs, Chairman Board of Directors, Lutheran East District
I first knew Mr Paetz as father of high school friend, his daughter, Joanne. Then knew him when I worked at LFP and he worked in Accounting Dept for Blackburn Group. He was a well liked & respected man. I offer my condolences to the Paetz family.
