Bob Starck Obituary

I only met Bob a short time before he passed, we spoke for several hours and his stories were amazing. The naughty twinkle in his eye when being ornery about his surroundings was unmistakable as was his great sense of humor even in the most dismal of times for him. The self reflection that he had was humbling and made me care very deeply for him even though we had only just met. You could tell immediately that he was a very "in tune" person and his empathy was immense. I'm sorry we didn't have time to go and find his Winnebago family as we had wanted. I went with someone with whom had spent years of his life with Bob and had known Bob for decades- he was a vital source of support for him and they spoke of the many times Bob helped him out of trouble and helped him on a good path. The laughter they shared ebbed through any sadness of the day. He will be remembered fondly even though I only knew him a few hours, his impact will last for many many years to come, as will his stories of the friends he loved.

I met Bob in the 1970´s in Lincoln ... we had many great times together ... best way to say it, "a really good and fun guy".

Thank you for your Military Service Bob.

Colby - We only met your dad a few times when we visited Winnebago, but he was a constantly good influence on all those around him, always wanting to help folks in need, and guide those who needed guidance. Bob only wanted to help preserve the environment around him and improve the lives of those he met. Bob will always be well remembered in our family. With our sincere condolences, and wishing you every strength at this time.

Bob was a great father figure and an awesome grandfather. Angeline and I will miss him dearly