ROBERT JACK STUERMER

Condolences & Memories (8 entries)

• So very very sad to hear about Bob's passing. He was a great guy and friend, and it was great getting to know him during his tenure at Provincial Assessment. So very sorry to hear this and sincere condolences to his wife Lori, his daughters, family members and friends. - Posted by: Debbie Pieterse (co-worker) on: Feb 18, 2017

• Remember Bob and Lori being together at Frontenac school it seemed like from Grade 2 on!! Always a beautiful couple. My condolences to your family. - Posted by: Colleen Wilson (High school friend) on: Jan 30, 2017

• We wish to extend our deepest sympathies to you and your family. May you find the strength through this difficult time. - Posted by: Valerie and Armin Kohlert (Second cousin) on: Jan 30, 2017

• Bob was one of those guys you always look forward to working with. He had a terrific warmth about him, and always left you feeling finer. I know I'm not alone in saying I will miss him. - Posted by: Don Ruchkall (co-worker) on: Jan 25, 2017

• My deepest sympathies and prayers go out to Bob's family at this difficult time. I worked with Bob for seven years in Business Transformation and Technology. He was very committed to offering the best service to his client departments and it was a pleasure to work with him. He will be truly missed. I am so sorry for your loss. - Posted by: Gisela Rempel () on: Jan 24, 2017

• Our heartfelt condolences go out to you and your family during this difficult time. Bob will long be remembered for his happy go lucky attitude and wonderful smile that always met his eyes. Please know that our thoughts and Prayers will be with you and the girls. - Posted by: Cheryl and Chris Enquist (Friends from High School) on: Jan 24, 2017

• I was introduced to Bob when he started work in the Provincial Government Information Technology group in March 2008. Both of us were Customer Relationship Managers and staff including myself were asked to provide Bob some orientation to his new position. As a result, I got to know Bob and over time we developed a close friendship. I considered Bob one of my best friends both within work and outside. Bob was always up beat and had a great sense of humor. Even after he was diagnosed in October 2015 he still had a positive fun loving attitude. Bob was a great listener and often provided sage advice. This served Bob well working in Government and I am sure in his private life. If I every had a problem and needed to brain storm with someone I would turn to his council. After I retired from Government in November 2015, and did not see Bob every day, we would exchange phone conversations every couple of weeks. Bob was so easy to talk and was genuinely interested in what was going on in your life. Often our phone discussions would last well past an hour. We would also routinely get together for lunch and play snooker in the evening with our mutual friends. I personally will miss Bob greatly and I consider myself lucky to have known him. My thoughts and best wishes go out to his family as they deal with his passing. - Posted by: Glen Collins (Co-worker & Friend) on: Jan 24, 2017

• It was my good fortune to have worked with Bob on three different occasions - first at Macleods in the 1980s, at Provincial Property Assessment 10 years later, and then with the Provincial IT group 10 years after that. Bob was always a class act, friendly to everyone, hard working, and was always able to come up with solutions that were acceptable to all parties. His presence will be sorely missed. My condolences to his family as they work through his passing. - Posted by: Larry Phillips (Co-worker) on: Jan 21, 2017