Robert Storm

Bob was a great person and gave to his community. Many great memories playing for him as a Silver Lion in early 80's. Condolences to the whole family. Randy Rote

What a privilege to work with Bob and Carole for many years. Bob always made me feel brighter, better, and joyful during our meetings. From those times together, I know Bob always made everyone around him feel the same way. Bless your heart Bob, Carole, and the whole family. Scott Peters

Bob was a joy at Eastside Lutheran church. He loved serving as an usher and singing praises to our Lord and Savior in the choir. May the comfort of knowing Bob is now resting at the feet of Jesus with a pure white robe of righteousness bring comfort to his family at this difficult time. Bob was always so friendly and interested in anything I had to say, he will be missed by many, but never forgotten. David Peterson Isaiah 61:10a I delight greatly in the Lord; my soul rejoices in my God. For he has clothed me with garments of salvation and arrayed me in a robe of his righteousness

What a wonderful man. In later years, when Dan spoke often about him I could only picture him with that smile of his, crouched in the huddle at the bottom of Maywood Hill during one of our touch football games; “Ok, Dave you go out in the flat and I’ll try and hit you.” Then he’d wet his passing hand with his tongue and take the snap. I always felt special when he’d run a play for me. Then invariably, of course, I would drop the ball! The Storms’ household was always open. Whether we were playing hoops against the garage, or were downstairs with battling tops, pool, or a nasty game of ping-pong, the Storms always made me feel at home. It was where I was welcomed to dress on my wedding day while my bride dressed at my house. One year that I was in Madison for the holidays, I went up to their place to say hello on Christmas day. It was standing room only, like Lambeau Field, and I had to literally tiptoe across the floor to avoid stepping on anybody. It takes a special man with a special woman to run an operation like that. What role models we had! And how lucky we were to have them for so long! My very best to Carole- Mrs. Storm- and to every one in that wonderful family.

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