Birth date: Aug 10, 1932 Death date: May 27, 2014
Bob Delong, Jr., age 81, of Waupaca, WI , passed away Tuesday, May 27, 2014 at his residence. Bob was born in Kitts Hill, Ohio on August 10, 1932, the son of the late Robert and Mary Jane (Ruggles) Delong. Bob served in the U.S. A Read Obituary
Dear brother,
Rest in peace, my dear brother. I always loved and looked up to you as my older brother, you were such a good man. I truly enjoyed your visits when here in Florida! And, Evalind, I am so sorry for your loss. Dear Roger, Jackie, Don, and Betty - I am so sorry I am not here to talk with you and share in our loss - but, I am always in your hearts forever, as I love you all dearly. All my love, Dody DeLong
Dear big brother I will miss you very much.I thought you would be the one who lasted forever! My prayers and wishes to all of the family at this trying time. Love to you all and hope to see you soon.
Sincerely,
Betty(Delong)Rutherford.
We were only able to see uncle junior once a year at reunion time,but he was in our
Hearts and thoughts every day. He always brought a smile to our faces,we loved every time we were together. To Uncle Juniors close family,please know he loved you very much,even though her didn't always show it. We love you all and have you in our thoughts, prayers and love. We love you all, if we can help please get in touch.
Sincerely,
The Boyer's
Kevin,Deborah,Stephanie,Thiraphat,Kyle,Drew and Marie
Love And Prayers To The Children And Evelyn . Great sadness from our lose . Brother Don, Karen And Family,
To Bob's Family:
I always appreciated Bob's sense of humor and loyalty. He will be missed. I always got a chuckle whenever I remembered the time my daughter left her jean jacket at one of the legion conferences. I ended up driving back expecting the clubhouse to be shut down and when I arrived Bob was there with a couple of other legionnaires having a cold one. They very nicely invited us to have something to drink (a soda of course for my daughter) and refused to let us pay for anything. I left without the jacket a second time and Bob made sure I got it back via personal delivery to my work. So every time I remember that little story or my daughter reminds me of it I think of Bob and how he could barely keep from laughing when he delivered the jacket. Such a good man.
I am so sorry to hear that Bob has passed away. He was a great man, friend and father. I always loved it when he and Eveland came to visit. We laughed, joked and just had a great time. My heart goes out to the family. And my deepest sympathy. Liz DeLong
