Lotich, Robert W., Thursday, February 18, 2021. Robert was married to the love of his life, Sandra Lotich (nee Head) for over 65 years. Dear father of Bob Jr. (Pat) Lotich, Mickey (Dave) Sapa, Sue (Duane) Greer and Laurie (Bill) Dulle; dear grandfather of 15, great grandfather of 16, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and friend.
Mr. Lotich was a Korean War Air Force Veteran, a 65-year member of the Pipe Coverers Local #1 and will be deeply missed and forever in our hearts.
Services: Funeral at Crosspoint Church, Thursday, February 25, at 11:30 a.m. Interment Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 4 – 8 p.m at KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY CHAPEL.
Mrs. Lotich, Bob and Patty, Mickey and Dave, Sue and Duane, Laurie and Bill, Bobby and Linda and Lauren and Jeff, It is with deepest sympathy that we wish to express our heartfelt condolences to you on Mr. Lotich’s passing. He is in a better place now. Please know that the whole family is in our thoughts and prayers! I loved him like a 2nd dad. May he RIP!
Jim and Julie
I am so sorry to hear of Mr Lotich’s passing. It’s quite sobering when we lose a parent. They have been with us our whole lives and we just expect that to continue. When they do pass from this world it is a very sad time. May you and your family reflect on all the happy times and family times you had with him. They are precious memories. Remember him with happiness and appreciation for him being in your lives. Our time on this earth is set by God and when He calls us home is a time only known to Him. We just hope for the longest time possible. Losing a spouse you have been with for many many years is quite devastating. I think Mr Lotich was lucky to have a long life and a wonderful family. Keeping you all in prayer and deepest sympathy to you all. Steve and Chris(Nahn) Trankle
SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS OF YOUR DAD HE WAS A REALLY NICE GUY CONDOLENCES TO YOUR FAMILIES GOD BLESS YOU ALL ❤️❤️❤️ MAY YOUR DAD RIP
Bob Jr. and Family,
I want to express my sympathy to you on the loss of Bob Sr. I had the pleasure of working with Mr. Lotich early on in starting out in the trades, he was a good hearted guy who always made it a pleasure to work for him when he was the foreman on the job. He had a great sense of humor with a hearty laugh. He always was there to help you along in learning the trade and
was a great teacher. Again, my condolences to the family on your loss of Bob Sr. Sincerely, Jim Daley
A tremendous loss for the rank and file of Local #1.
A humble man, with a hearty laugh.
Our Retirees luncheons will not be the same.
To the entire Lotich Family, our deepest sympathy.
Jim and Jane Fetsch
John 3:16
Please accept my sincere sympathy in the loss of your father. I have fond memories of golf outings with your dad, Bob Unger, and Eddie Villar. He was gentleman. He will be missed.
Sincerely, Ed Koeller
HAD THE PLEASURE TO WORK WITH BOB.
GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR.
ONE OF THE NICEST PEOPLE I HAVE EVER MET.
R I P BOB
SYMPATHIES TO THE LOTICH FAMILY
Bob, Patty and family. Bob, I first met your Dad with my Uncle at Flynn’s when I was 5 years old. He would tell me some stories about my Uncle Lee that were just great and told only in a way he could funny as an honest as could be. I always called him Mr. Lotich, as I imagine all us baby boomers would out of respect. He and Sandy were what seems like the perfect match and 65 years shows it. A great person, a nice man, and a fine family followed, most of which I have known all my life. My deepest sympathies.
Bob, Patty, and family. I am very sorry to here on the passing of your Dad. I admired him and enjoyed talking to him and Sandy. He was very kind to me all the time and so was your Mom and the family. I lost my Dad earlier than I wanted, but losing a parent is always difficult because we sometimes think they will last forever. I am glad you had a long time having him enjoy all aspects of your lives. Please accept my condolences. He will be missed.