Birth date: Feb 17, 1938 Death date: Jun 11, 2017
Robert Earl Mueller “Bob” Robert Earl “Bob” Mueller died peacefully on Sunday, June 11, 2017 in his sleep. Bob was born February 17, 1938 in Ulm, Sheridan, WY to G.R. and Virginia Mueller. Bob was preceded in death by his wife, E Read Obituary
Bob worked with me at Mid-State Consultants, and told most people that he was married to me in a previous life, but smartened up and married Edy! I was way too mean! He also introduced me to the Rumba and when he retired he brought me his coveted cd/alarm clock that I would steal when he was out of town...he loved his wife, kids and always bragged about his grandkids. Bob always had a joke to tell! I am sure he is bringing joy to people on the other side.
I didn't know Bob very long but even for that short time I could see what a neat person he was. I am on the Advisory Board of the Sandy Senior Center and he welcomed me with open arms. He will be greatly missed to all at the Senior center!
Diane Stallings
I knew Bob from when I was very little, I even have pictures of him when he first started to coach little league football in the 1960's if I can find them I will post them, the last time I heard anything about him I was told that he had moved to Denver 😥😥😥
Bob was such a warm, friendly individual and a real positive member of the telecommunications industry. Bob's children and grandchildren should know that Bob made everyone feel special at every meeting that he was at. He was a very special individual who helped make this world a better place. Evelyn Jerden, Tucson, Arizona
I worked, "and played" with Bob at Mountain Bell 1970-1989 in Salt Lake before transferring to Denver. He was always full of fun and vitality and I can sorta hear him laugh and joke as if it were yesterday. Good times for sure especially at work and on the golf course. He will be missed😢
Bob was such a presence at the Sandy Senior Center. I served with him on the advisory council. I will miss his smile and his gentle teasing. I will also remember his respect for me as a women veteran and that he got me involved in the center's Veteran's Day programs. Mary Tiedeman.
