Birth date: Sep 29, 1927 Death date: May 4, 2009
Mr. Robert Jack “Bob” Hermanson, age 81, passed away Monday morning, May 4, 2009. He was born September 29, 1927 in Muskegon to Lyman and Reva (Jesperson) Hermanson and had resided in the Muskegon area for the past 45 years. Mr. H Read Obituary
Barb,
We are vary sorry for your lost of your husband.##imported-begin##Judy & shelly##imported-end##
I remember several things from Mr. Hermanson and his class. Sixth grade was when I discovered that the rest of the world disappeared when I was solving a math problem. I will be forever grateful that he taught us how to organize our thoughts and ideas using an outline form. And, then there were the state reports! This really helped me develop my research skills.I still remember him teaching us how to "fly" a plane using cans and a meter stick to simulate it. I think I had a crush on him too. Years after sixth grade, I found a note that I had written and he had written back a nice response.He made a difference!##imported-begin##Kathy (Dunn) Kortering##imported-end##
I had the joys of having Mr Hermanson as my 6th grade teacher at Bunker School.I will never forget the way his voice and his laughter echoed through the halls.When I got little older I was lucky to have him and Big Jim Deyoung teach me so much about traditional muzzleloading.He was one of a kind when it came to telling stories around a campfire.He will be greatly missed.My deepest condolences to your family.##imported-begin##Mike Wessels##imported-end##
I also had the honor of having Mr. Hermanson for my 6th grade teacher. He was one of the most awesome teachers I ever had. My heart felt condolences go out to you all.
Jackie Bearup##imported-begin##Jackie (Martin) Bearup##imported-end##
I am sorry for your loss. May God put his loving arms around you during this difficult time. I will be thinking and praying for the whole family.##imported-begin##Amy Gonyo##imported-end##
My deepist sympathy to the Hermanson family. Mr. Hermanson was my 6th grade teacher, and one of my favorites. The one thing I always remember about him, is we had a TV in our classroom, and we got to watch the Detroit Tigers in the world series.##imported-begin##Leslie Enell Robar##imported-end##
Through Muzzeloaders and as a 6th grade teacher, Mr. Hermanson was always a favorite! He was a wonderful, one-of-a-kind person and will be missed.
In Sympathy,
The Wessels/Cunningham Family##imported-begin##Karen (Wessels) Cunningham, Mike Wessels, Gene and Margaret Wessels##imported-end##
Hal,
Very sorry to hear about the passing of your father. Thoughts and prayers of your friends and family, and great memories of your dad will help in your time of sorrow.
Take care Nanci##imported-begin##Nanci DeLong##imported-end##
Mr. Hermanson was my 6th Grade teacher at Bunker Junior High in the mid 70's. He was a great teacher and that was the most fun year I ever had in school. I owe the ability to make change( no calculator or cash register needed) to this teacher---it wasn't on the "new math" lesson plan --however he realized it was a valuble life lesson that needed to be taught. We learned how to play Chess, how planes flew, and how to start a fire without a match (that was at 6th grade camp where his knowledge and abilities really shined). We had killer hand-ball games at recess and lunch and he played right along with us. We learned alot and with his quick wit we laughed alot. He left a lasting impression on me and God Bless his family.##imported-begin##Kim Burr (Penny)##imported-end##
Mr Hermanson was the best teacher that ever there was. i loved every mim w him he was my hero so much so my son is named after him.when i told him this all he said was he better lookin than me? we laughed about it and i cried miter H i will miss u most all the fun in class i remember it all rest in peace my hero god bless!!!! gid bless the family##imported-begin##Ann Johnson##imported-end##
