d was quite the funny man. He enjoyed teasing and having fun with friends and family. He was a huge chocolate fan and loved to toast the occasional glass of wine. One of Bob's more entertaining talents was the ability to wiggle his ears, which was requested of him often, and he was able to perform even during his final hours. Bob was a kind, affectionate and warm caring man to all. Bob is survived by his daughter Kathy Cleberg of New Mexico; step-sons, David (Darlene) Lange of Wisconsin and James (Nancy) Casey of Texas; nieces Lyn Ehrhardt, Beth (Howard) Meekma and Amy (Mike) Schuch; nephew Kim (Lisa) Ehrhardt. He is also survived by cousins, four grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and many great nieces and nephews. Bob was preceded in death by his wives, Dorothy Cleberg (d.1984) and Dessie Cleberg (d.2016), his sister, Denise, and his parents. A celebration of life will be held on Friday August 24, at Redeemer Lutheran church visitation at 10 and service at 11:00. There are plans in the works to have a celebration of Bob's life in the Tucson area at some future date. Please consider a donation to Agrace Hospice or Alzheimer's Association or a charity of your choice. The family wants to share a heartfelt thank you to the staff of the Beehive in Oregon, Wisconsin and the hospice team at Agrace.