Memories of Robert "Bob" Schoff

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Robert "Bob" Schoff

Yamhill, OR

February 10, 1958 - November 18, 2022

Feb 10, 1958 - Nov 18, 2022

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Crystal Keith

Yamhill, OR, USA

“Always remember Crystal, GOD is great, Beer is good, and people are CRAZY”. *GO PACK GO*!!! Always love and miss you Bob 💜

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Crystal Keith

Yamhill, OR, USA

“Always remember Crystal, GOD is great, Beer is good, and people are CRAZY”. *GO PACK GO*!!! Always love and miss you Bob 💜

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Crystal Keith

Yamhill, OR, USA

“Always remember Crystal, GOD is great, Beer is good, and people are CRAZY”. *GO PACK GO*!!! Always love and miss you Bob 💜

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Crystal Keith

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“Always remember Crystal, GOD is great, Beer is good, and people are CRAZY”. *GO PACK GO*!!! Always love and miss you Bob 💜

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Leann Alexander

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Andy Cameron

I was [ so very sad] when I heard the news of Bob's passing. I would like to send my deepest condolences 🙏 and heartfelt wishes to the family for their loss. I found out today, Thanksgiving of all days and reflected that I'm so very lucky and thankful to have known him and had the pleasure to call him my friend we kinda drifted apart the last couple of years due to life's

inconsistencies and trials of the paths we follow to endeavor in this crazy world we are in ,but my wife and I will always have fond memories of the man who we had the pleasure to call friend and brother ❤️ Badger Bob

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Heather Tyler

Reverly, Revely Revely was Bob's war cry to get us or the kids (mainly the kids) out of bed. One thing I'll never forget...

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James Bruce

My deepest sympathies to the entire family. My prayers and thoughts go out to all of you. I worked with Bob and on the day he passed the entire brake department were wearing flannels and it reminded us of him. I didn't find out until Monday, but I believe he was with us that day and will be.

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James Bruce

I met Bob while working for KOEI America in 1998 and since then he has been a great friend and mentor. He eagerly shared his knowledge with those who sought it and had skill at teaching others. I am grateful for the wisdom and knowledge he shared with me and the good times we had at the various companies we worked for. I will never forget "Bobio", and he will live on in our stories and he will surely be missed.

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Jake Faulkner

We met you 6 years ago. As I grow older I think about the people that have influenced my life. You always met me with a firm handshake and a genuine smile. And sitting with you in conversation you reminded me of my childhood. When men meant what they said as simple as they could. You made me feel like the young kid in the group and honestly I couldn’t wait to sit down with you again to feel that. I loved having you over for dinner during a Packers game. How you would apologize to Cassie in advance for how loud you might yell at the TV. You were always gracious and humble. And I will miss how good you made me feel about myself. You warmed the room with your smile and how the old ways were a thing we should treasure and not forget. We will never forget you.We’re going to so truly miss you Bob.

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