You will be remembered for the kind and gererous Uncle you were for many years to come.

Debbie, Nancy, Shirlee:

Please accept my sympathies at the loss of Uncle Bob. I am not sure if you knew it, but my daughter, Tara, and I visited him last November when we were home for Thanksgiving. He was an important part of my life and I will miss him. Tara enjoyed knowing him as well. He was very sweet to her. I know you loved him very much also. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time.

Sincerely,

Jean (Lindaberry) Ferlanie

To the Wendland Family, My family and I want to send to all of you our deepest sympathy. Bob was an exceptional father,grandfather,great-grandfather to all of you. This I witnessed throughout some thirty years as you all were good to him. He was like a second father to me. We shared lots of family memories, discussions of all sorts,recipes,I'd send over and he would send back desserts. We'd sing (when he wanted his piano tuned).He'd watch over our house as we did his. He was soooo thoughtful and giving.A "hello" and a kind word for those who passed by his porch. Everyday a wave to me and a "hi". Morning visits and a bisquit for Kodi. He was my dearest friend and neighbor. I feel so priviledged to have had him in my life. My thoughts and prayers to all of you, With Love, Maria and Family

To the Wendland Family, I just want to tell you how much we will miss Bob. He was always sitting on his porch with a welcome hello and smile. My son Matthew always enjoyed running over to talk with Bob or even yell a hello across the street. He will be remembered in our hearts! Our prayers are with you all. Love, your neighbors Pam and Matt

I had the pleasure of working with Bob at Snyder Amusement Co. He always came to work with a smile and a positive attitude. He always spoke of his family with great pride. After retirement, Bob would stop by the shop on occasion, especially at Christmas time, to shoot the breeze with the guys and to wish us a Merry Christmas. To his family..."The Lord has called a good man home".

Please accept our deepest condolances for the lost of "Belvidere Bob" which we kiddingly refered to Bob. Bob was employed by me at Snyder Amusement during his last few years of employment up to retirement.

Bob was a valued employee and friend. He would put a smile on your face as soon as you saw him.

Bob would stop by now and then to see us after retirement and continued to make us smile.

Although we didn't see him often enough, it makes me sad to know he won't be stopping by anymore.

He was a valued employee, an honest man and a wonderful friend.

We will keep a warm place in our hearts for him always.

Be asured he has found a place in the house of the Lord .

Our love and our prayers are with you at this very difficult time in your lives.

Rick & Terry Snyder