Birth date: Aug 12, 1947 Death date: Jan 20, 2015
Robert Bernard “Bob” Wiecke of Tavares, Florida, a beloved brother, husband, father, and grandfather, passed away on Tuesday, January 20. He was 67. Born to Ludwig and Dorothea Wiecke in Jersey City, New Jersey on August 12th, 19 Read Obituary
Dear Sue and Family,
My Sincere Condolences and sympathy. I had the pleasure of working for Bob And Sue. Bob was such a thoughtful person always making sure the music was on for me before they left the house. I will miss you so much Bob. I pray for peace and comfort to Sue and the family. So Sorry for your loss Diane Papineau
Dear Sue,
I have such fond memories of time spent at your home with you and Bob and your wonderful children. Bob was always so warm and welcoming. Visiting your house was like being home.
You, Kim, Lee and Robin are in my thoughts and prayers.
With love and sympathy,
Judi Piccolo-Torsky
Kim and Family -
We have you all in our prayers.
The Melman-Rogers family
Lee & Family,
We were sorry to hear of Mr. Wiecke's passing. Praying for comfort during this difficult time.
Having the fortune of being good friends with Kim and Lee while growing up in Waynesboro, I spent a lot of time at the Wiecke's household. Mr. Wiecke was a warm, gentle man who held a dominant place in his daughters' hearts.
I hope the Wiecke family will accept my family's heartfelt sympathies for your tremendous loss. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time.
--Wes Farris and family
The great thing about Mr. Wiecke is that it’s easy to recall so many warm memories about him because, for me, he was always welcoming, funny, smart, strong-minded, interested, generous and family-oriented. And he imparted those valued qualities in his daughters – what a wonderful legacy! Wiecke Family, I am sorry that you’re going through this. My thoughts are with you. –Ann Lewis
My thoughts and prayers for Sue and the family. I worked for Bob at DuPont. I was scared of him at first, but that didn't last long :) He, to date, has been the best boss I ever worked for. I would go into his office to tell him something about a job I was doing for him at work and at a certain point, I would see his eyes glaze over and I would realize he wasn't really listening to me any longer, I was using 'too many words', as he had told me before. :) I have always remembered that and I do in fact, still use 'too many words' at times and try and catch myself. He taught me a lot. He had a lot of confidence in my work and therefore made me grow leaps and bounds. He was a great, kind man and he talked about his family all the time, glowing with love for you all. He was a very special. He will be greatly missed. Pam Roach
Sue & Family,
Our prayers are with you during this very difficult time, Needless to say I got along very good with Bob, we had a lot of laughs over my prowess at the Bridge table. He will be missed by all of us at Royal harbor.
I was so saddened to hear about Bob's passing. I worked with Bob several years in Waynesboro, and I know he was well respected by those he worked with here as well as peers across the company. Please take some comfort in knowing that Bob and family are in the thoughts and prayers of many who worked with him and knew him here in Waynesboro.
Rich Manor - Waynesboro VA
So sorry to hear of Bob's passing. Sue, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. I am thankful I had the opportunity to meet you and visit with Bob last summer while visiting Orlando with my family. I worked with Bob for several years in Waynesboro, and he will be greatly missed.
Travis Beck - Waynesboro VA
