Robert Irving Koetting

Birth date: Jul 23, 1947 Death date: Feb 15, 2025

Robert Irving Koetting (77), son of the late Irving and Marjorie Koetting, joined his parents in heaven on Saturday, February 15, 2025. Robert is survived by his brother John (Dawn) Koetting and sister Barbara (Allen) Berberich. Read Obituary

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Melissa Clark

42w ago

I found this picture of Uncle Bob from Chris and mine wedding in July 2001. I have so many wonderful memories of Uncle Bob through the years. His handwritten Hallmark cards always made me feel loved and appreciated especially receiving them as an adult. Having him send cards to Hayden and Aimee for their birthdays made me glad that the card tradition continued for them.
During Christmas, he always loved hearing me play the classic Christmas carols and would sing along. I am looking forward to playing the violin at his service.
God Bless you, Uncle Bob. Please give Tata and Grandad a big hug for us. We will miss you all but know that you are looking down on us and no longer in pain. Rest in peace.
Love, Melissa, Chris, Hayden and Aimee

Indhira Berberich

42w ago

I will always remember Uncle Bob’s Smile when I came over to set up his Antenna so he could watch his favorite Channels again. Every time we spoke he would ask about my job, He was always amazed about everything that my job involves and it was always my pleasure to talk about it. I will always tell Addy Uncle Bob Loves her.

Lindsay Berberich

42w ago

We were very lucky to have an Uncle so dedicated to his family! We would look forward to his “snail mail” cards for every holiday. It seemed he could find any reason to write a sweet ‘thinking of you’. He shared that holiday love with my mom when they would sit on the front steps handing out halloween candy together or helping us open easter eggs from our easter egg hunt. I’m sure Tata and Pop-pop, are welcoming him home with open arms. ❤️

Alex

43w ago

Our beloved Uncle Bob was with us for all of life's milestones. He was kind, caring, and never forgot an occasion with is signature Hallmark card and a few dollars folded in lined paper. He had a pure heart and an innocence few hold on to. He spoke very intellectually and took a keen interest in the department stores of yesteryear. He had an impressive memory. He was talented in the arts and had a knack for designing. He will be deeply missed. May God give him good rest in Heaven.

Love, Alex

Pauline Loproto

43w ago

Our memory of Bob was his ability to remember trivia from years past when most people could not. It was very clear how intellectual he was the minute he began speaking. When Bob visited his sister in Clifton, we, as neighbors & friends got to know him. He was always pleasant & happy to greet us.

May Bob rest in the Eternal Love & Light of Our Risen Christ.

Love, Pauline & Jeff LoProto

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