Robert Wiegel

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Erickson Funeral Home, Ltd. - Darlington

I remember growing up together and the fun we had especially in the summers playing baseball and always finding something to do roaming all over town. Getting through High School and I left and met Teri. Regrettably, we took different paths in life, but when I would come home I would always get together with you. We were so proud and honored to have you in our wedding. Seeing and talking with you got more infrequent, but it didn't matter because our special friendship will always be with me. Bob, rest in peace with no regrets! ED

Lee, Shannon, Shaina, Mandy, and Lance: I spent a lot of time in your place growing up and have great memories of all of you, your folks included. Thinking of you all today. Ryan McGranahan

Q: How did you meet Robert? A: I met him when I moved to calamine maybe '97/'98. He was always a super nice guy. I had just seen him not too long ago at the pig. RIP Easy

Sincere sympathies to all Bob’s children and siblings. RIP Bobby. I haven’t seen him in many years, but many warm childhood memories of Christmas Eve gatherings with the Wiegel’s. Mom would make oyster stew. My dad always kept $600 in a dresser drawer in case someone needed bail money when the banks were closed 😆. I remember one night Glenn came in the middle of the night to get money for Bobby. Juvenile prank involving a baseball bat and mailboxes…. and most likely underage drinking. Who knew at 16 that’s a federal offense? He sometimes kept Glenn and Evelyn awake at night, but was always loved unconditionally. Hope this story makes you smile. Hugs to all the family. 😘