Huntze, Robert J., Passed away on January 28, 2022. Beloved husband of Darlene Huntze (nee Phillips); loving father of Robert M. and Kevin J. Huntze; dear brother of Martin Huntze and Susan Williams; our dear uncle, great-uncle, cousin, brother-in-law and friend to many.
Services: Funeral at KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY CHAPEL, 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd., Friday, February 4, 11:00 a.m. Service concludes at funeral home. Memorials to the Diabetes Association appreciated. Visitation Thursday, 4-8 p.m.
Bob will be missed and loved forever.
He was a wonderful man and brother
always thoughful, goodhearted, fun and enjoyed life.
Your memory will never fade. Rest in peace.
We spent decades together playing basketball, golfing, (we were once even saloon keepers) but laughter was the true bond. Bob was hilarious. I will miss him a lot.
I recall a few wonderful memories, and they were all terrific. So much fun on the basketball court with Pete, Don, Jesse, and Steve. On the golf course and with Bob and Marty in Columbia, Greenbriar with Jerry, playing Cottonwood with Murph, hacking it around Quail Creek, and so many more. Just as much fun sitting around sharing stories. I will miss his approach to life.
Always enjoyed hanging with Bobby, he was a lot of fun and a lot of laughs. Loved talking golf with him as well! Will miss seeing him at all our Berkeley get together… You will be missed my friend!
Carole
Bob…..I have been privileged to have known you. Thanks for your friendship and the way you lived life. All of us will miss you, but we all will be re-united again one day. R.I.P. MY FRIEND.
Bob was my best friend for some 60 years or more! We played Jr. High and H. S. basketball together as well as winning a College intramural tournament together! Golf of course was his passion! Thought he was almost good enough to be a stand up comic too! Will dearly miss my old buddy!
Bob has been a great friend since we met at SEMO at Towers dorm. It was truly fate that we ended up on the same floor of the dorm, played basketball, and moved forward together in life. Bob was always great fun to be around, and I will miss his humor, outlook on life and the never- ending golf lessons. He will be missed in many ways!
Bob and I worked together at Safeco in the South County office. I learned an awful lot from Bob and we actually touched base several months ago. So sorry for the loss to the family, but he lived a very full life. I remember the bar that he had, The Candles. Just an all around good person. May he rest in peace.
Bobby was truly a beacon of light whenever he was around. The room brightened and came to life when he entered. He will certainly be missed at the Berkeley friends gatherings. RIP my friend!
So fortunate to know Bob & Darlene all these many years through our “Berkley” friends. Bob was such a fun, generous guy. Will always remember the great times we shared.
Bobby was a wonderful friend who always made me laugh. He was my trombone buddy in band and later in life, a golfing buddy! He will be missed by many of his high school classmates who would have come to his visitation had it not been for the weather. Rest in peace.