Birth date: Sep 29, 1922 Death date: Jan 30, 2008
Mr. Robert C. Aue, age 85, passed away Wednesday evening following a long illness. Mr. Aue was born in Muskegon Heights to Ernest and Louise (Draeger) Aue on September 29, 1922. He was a graduate of Muskegon Heights High School an Read Obituary
Sending my sincere sympathy to family of Uncle Bob Aue. I'm mother of Louise Weaver. I have fond memories of Bob @ Louise & Greg's wedding. Bob was taking pictures & remember them calling Louise, "Weesie". So many yrs. ago. You are in my thoughts & prayers.##imported-begin##Fran Carlson##imported-end##
Though I sadly never got to meet "Uncle Bob" my fathers memories have made him a special part of my life.##imported-begin##Megan Weaver##imported-end##
He'll be missed, but will always remain in my heart.
It makes me happy to know that Bob is now with his sisters and my Mom. Bob helped my Mom and us in so many ways. Thanks again Bob for everything over all those years.##imported-begin##Dave Weaver & Family##imported-end##
Uncle Bob was such a kind man. There was a twinkle in his eyes and warmth to his smile that was contagious. As a young child, I loved sitting and listening to him tell stories with his sisters, Dorothy and Irene. I will always remember him fondly.##imported-begin##Jennifer Witt (Weaver)##imported-end##
Dorothy Ann, Mark, Joe and John:
Our sympathy and prayers are with all of you at this time. We remember the time at the "Grubby Oaks" with Bob. He was truly a great person and will be missed by all.
Our love and prayers to all of you,
Dave and Karen##imported-begin##Dave & Karen Grumm##imported-end##
Dear Dorothy, Mark and family,
Please know we are thinking of you,
and wish you peace and comfort.
Love and hugs,
Larry, Fred & Kathy, Mardi & Mac,
Jim and Joan##imported-begin##The Monroe Family##imported-end##
WE WISH YOU THE BEST DURING THESE VERY HARD TIMES.##imported-begin##THE SCHEFFLERS##imported-end##
Our sympathies are extended to you. Bob was the "cheerleader" of the Joe, John, and James line when the grandsons and my son played for the Chiefs. He was always there and a supporter to team and the parents as well. We will not forget these times...nor him. Our love, The Reichardt Family##imported-begin##Bruce and Marilyn Reichardt and James##imported-end##
I remember that my Uncle Bob made my mother and me matching polished bracelets from different types of wood when I was young. I have not ever seen any like them. I remember playing at the house, when it was being built on Aue road, with all the neighborhood kids on the tall piles of sand. I remember the wedding party at the new house and my walk home that night. I espcially remember later years when I was working on my Master's degree and Uncle Bob took the time to give me Aue family history and shared wome wonderful family memories. And, I remember the Christmas song singing at Seminole Shores. To Aunt Dorothy and Mark and John and Joe you are in my thoughts and prayers. God is with us.##imported-begin##Nancy Wittkopp##imported-end##
Please accept my deepest sympathy at this most difficult time. I worked with Bob up on the "Hill" back in the 1980's, and always respected his wise counsel, as well as his keen insight related to both work and life in general. Bob never failed to amaze us with his extensive knowledge of the various casting processes and metallurgy, and his hard work and dedication helped us all become better people. His tales of the "old days" at CMC never failed to improve our outlook during difficult times, and gave us an appreciation of what Bob had experienced over the years. He truly was one of a kind and I fear that we will not see his kind again. We will miss "The Bobber" and we wish him an eternity of "opening days", warm seats at Mark's hockey games, and outings with his grandsons.##imported-begin##Joe Richmond##imported-end##
