Obituary for Robert A. "Bobby" Kroeninger
Robert (Bobby) A. Kroeninger, age 54 of Hales Corners WI, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, January 5th, 2021.
Bobby was a fun-loving survivor, a true warrior. He overcame many health challenges and displayed an innate resilience when confronted by significant life changes. Bobby had an infectious smile and vivacious personality. He could light up any room. He loved life, family, and friends, especially his canine friends.
His heart was made of gold. Bobby had an infinite number of incredible, loving friends, each and every one meant the world to him. When it came to hosting parties, he was a natural. His favorite was entertaining guests for dinner. Between his banquet size main courses and his 20 lb cakes, no one left his table hungry.
On any given day you could hear him singing with his angelic voice. His dance moves were no joke either.
He had a sharp, razor-edge wit and humor that was the foundation for his clever, devilish personality matched by his kind, gentle and loving spirit.
This quote reflected Bobby in every way:
“God’s dream is that you and I and all of us will realize that we are family, that we are made for togetherness, for goodness, and for compassion.”
He will truly be sorely missed by all. Rest in peace, Bobby. WE LOVE YOU!
Bobby was preceded in death by his Father, Joseph, his Mother, Alfrieda and his longtime partner of 27 years, Ed Dee. He is once again, enjoying the long-awaited hikes with Ed and his pups, Bear and Dingo.
Bobby is survived by his siblings, Terry (Patrick) Marach, Scott Kroeninger, Joe (Julie Harding) Kroeninger, Doris (Gordy) Hendricksen, George (Kelly) Kroeninger, Patricia (Mark) Graziano, Linda (Paul) Markiewicz, and Chris (Kristin) Kroeninger, as well as, many nieces, nephews, cousins, aunt, and uncles.
Private services to be held.
Bobby was a fun-loving survivor, a true warrior. He overcame many health challenges and displayed an innate resilience when confronted by significant life changes. Bobby had an infectious smile and vivacious personality. He could light up any room. He loved life, family, and friends, especially his canine friends.
His heart was made of gold. Bobby had an infinite number of incredible, loving friends, each and every one meant the world to him. When it came to hosting parties, he was a natural. His favorite was entertaining guests for dinner. Between his banquet size main courses and his 20 lb cakes, no one left his table hungry.
On any given day you could hear him singing with his angelic voice. His dance moves were no joke either.
He had a sharp, razor-edge wit and humor that was the foundation for his clever, devilish personality matched by his kind, gentle and loving spirit.
This quote reflected Bobby in every way:
“God’s dream is that you and I and all of us will realize that we are family, that we are made for togetherness, for goodness, and for compassion.”
He will truly be sorely missed by all. Rest in peace, Bobby. WE LOVE YOU!
Bobby was preceded in death by his Father, Joseph, his Mother, Alfrieda and his longtime partner of 27 years, Ed Dee. He is once again, enjoying the long-awaited hikes with Ed and his pups, Bear and Dingo.
Bobby is survived by his siblings, Terry (Patrick) Marach, Scott Kroeninger, Joe (Julie Harding) Kroeninger, Doris (Gordy) Hendricksen, George (Kelly) Kroeninger, Patricia (Mark) Graziano, Linda (Paul) Markiewicz, and Chris (Kristin) Kroeninger, as well as, many nieces, nephews, cousins, aunt, and uncles.
Private services to be held.