Prayers to all of you during this time

Dear Robert Sternecker. It will be a week today since you have left our lives. You are a kind and gentle man and I will dearly miss you. I will miss the times that we spent together and the laughs we had and the stories that we told. I was your for caregiver but I felt more like your friend I started working for you in June for a couple days a week and then when your caregiver left I started working 5 days a week with you eventually because the other caregivers didn't work out I started working with you 24 hours a day 7 days a week for 4 months and I enjoyed every minute of it. I took care of you in your last hours for almost 4 months and got to know you pretty well. You were always so sweet and never want want to inconvenience me you felt that I did too much for you already but you never inconvenience me I enjoyed doing everything that I did for you I would do it over again if I had the chance. I am happy that you're with your wife Jeannie up in heaven and I know that's what you longed for so I was sad at the beginning but was happy that you got your wish. I love you dearly Robert Sternecker and you will never be forgotten in my heart. Rest in peace my friend. Love Cindy. .

Before I read his obituary I knew he was an amazing man. I didn't know him, except through my friend, Christa Sternecker Newsome. I'm sorry for your loss, but you can certainly rejoice in the life he lived and what he shared with you.

R.I.P Bob

Prayers for all the family and friends. He sure had an interesting life.

My deepest sympathies to the whole family . You’re in my prayers .

Bob Sternecker was my neighbor in Leisure World AZ for these past four years. I enjoyed visiting him, petting his little dogs Taco and Bonita, and swapping stories. Often I stood retreat whenever I happened to be outside while Bob performed his daily ritual of lowering the flag in his front yard. Bob used to worry about his dogs bothering me with their barking, so I assured him they were no bother; in fact, their happy barks always meant he had come outside to sit on his back patio, where I could step over and visit with him. Bob had extensive life experiences and the memories that come with them. I made it a point to collect aircraft news and information to share with him, knowing it would stir up some of his memories. He was a great talker once we got a good topic going. I heard about his life and travels. I miss those talks already. My wife and I were also privileged to know Bob's wife, Jeanne. We felt his grief at her loss. Bob would often ask why he lived so long, but it seemed he had other people to share his memories and insights with. My wife and I were glad to be among them and to have known Bob in the twilight of his life.

BOB, was my neighbor in Mesa. Visited with Bob and Jeanne often. After Jeanne died, I would check in on him and take him on errands. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. Bob and Jeanne are together again , with the Lord . Praise God!

Bob, I’m so very thankful our family got to meet and get to know you a little bit. I could see just how happy you and Jeanne were together. This warmed my heart. One particular memory I have is when the two of you came to visit. I was getting ready to make breakfast and I asked if there was anything you didn’t like. You said you’d eat anything. I thought what a gentleman and wonderful person you are. And silently wished my husband was like that. I feel deeply that you and Jeanne are together in Heaven 🙌🏼 I pray we will all be together someday. For now please give our children a big warm hug from all of us. And tell them we love and miss them dearly 💗 Love Always, Diana, John, BJ & Niesje