Birth date: Feb 1, 1940 Death date: Nov 22, 2018
Robert “Bob” Frank Ristow, age 78, of Appleton WI, passed away on Thursday, November 22, 2018 at the Wisconsin Veterans Home at King. Robert was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Appleton, WI. He had been employed Read Obituary
I worked for Bob in the Akrosil Maintenence Dept for many years...He was a good man to work for and I was proud to have him as a friend...He also helped me get a job at Beloit Manhatten in Neenah...R.I.P. my friend as you were one of the few that left the woodpile higher than when he found it.
Robert J Prestil
Hi Dad, I will always cherish the time we spent hunting and fishing together. So many wonderful memories!!! Give Uncle Rich a big hug from me! I love you!!!
This pic is how we remember Bob, with a smile on his face and usually a smart Alec or sassy remark to make us smile. Bob loved sharing stories of growing up in Oshkosh and at times we would drive around and he’d happily point out his favorite spots.
Bob found his Love and Best Friend in Kim and it truly was evident -his care and devotion for her.
Be at peace Bob....💕💕
Dan and Diane G.
Bob was such a kind and funny guy with a great positive outlook on life - I always enjoyed his company and personality when we got together for visits. I am glad that Kim and Amy had such a wonderful husband and father, we will all miss him.
Bob had a wonderful love of people and food. Remember the fork that got stuck in your shoe at Rookies? Bob I’m a much better person having you in my life. Thank you so much we’ll keep a good eye on Kimmer! God bless and keep an eye on us up in heaven!
Bob is one the greatest uncles ever, and not just because he was my dad's twin. He had an awesome humor, and was very kind and caring. He always made me smile. I'm sure my father will be happy to be reunited with his wombmate. I'm proud to say he was my uncle. ❤️❤️🙏
Bob was there for each of my milestones and he brought the right amount of silliness to each of the moments in between!! Such a kind-hearted man and devoted stepfather.
Bob was one of the kindest men we ever knew. We are so fortunate that he became a part of our family in his marriage to Kim. We loved to see him laugh as we shared stories and memories. He often had a sense of mischief in his eyes which he would follow up with a good story. He was always ready for an adventure and was a fun loving devoted husband and father and step-father to his children. We will miss your warm smile and the happiness you always were ready to lend to any get together. Love, Connie and Kent.
