Birth date: Nov 22, 1944 Death date: Mar 26, 2009
Robert D. Helfrich- HDR Big Bob' Of Casey, Illinois- formerly of Crown Point, Indiana He started "Suckin' Air" on November 22, 1944 in Gary, Indiana and "Put it in the Wind" on March 26, 2009 in Effingham, Illinois. He was precede Read Obituary
Dear Bob, You always brought a smile to our faces. You were our big teddy bear when you would visit. When we were little you always took time with us and told us great stories. You will be greatly missed. Hope you and dad are together raising heck up
Shawn, Dawn, Danny & Robbin I 'm very sorry for your loss. I 'm glad he 's no longer hurting. Love you all, Tina
I surely will miss that "great laugh" of your 's...you are now safe in God 's Hands" God Bless your family in this time of need. Love and Blessings Sandy Wilcox
Bob: I will never forget "all the good and bad times" we shared together....some were worse then others. I am sure you and Ron are having a beer together right now while catching some fish at the same time...and of course you don 't have to put up wit
The Helfrich Children, I was so sorry to hear of your Dad 's passing. He was such a good friend of my Dad 's...and I 'm sure they are smiling down from Heaven together. You are in my prayers. Kelly Morrow-Thompson
What can one say when a loved one is lost. Bob will never be forgotten by his family and friends. He will live in our hearts for eternity. I don 't think Bob really knew down deep how much he was loved by so many people. He will be sadly missed but ne
Shawn, Dawn, Danny & Robin We are so sorry for your loss, May GOD Bless you all. I will always remember your Dad, He worked hard and played hard always with a smile.
to Helfrich family, Sad to hear of Bob 's passing. He was an unforgetable person.
Bob would come to Martins IGA Store and I would enjoy being his cashier. He would just share happy moments and we would tease each other. He was a pleasure to be around.
To 'Big Bobs ' Famiy, I cant come up with the words to express how much Im going to miss talking and seeing your dad.Everytime I open a Miller-Lite can and pull the tab off,I will think of your dad saying,"this is my first drink today out of this can
