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From Mike Ekins:
Spokesman Review 10/4/15 obituary for Robert E. Stuller: "(Age 71) Entered into his eternal rest August 21st, 2015 in Wenatchee, Washington. Robert "Bob" was born on May 18th, 1944 in Williston, ND to parents Tom and Hazel Stuller who preceded him in death. He is survived by sisters Mary Thorne and Judy Benson of Spokane, WA and Helen Autrey of Modesto, California, several nieces and nephews, and a stepson. Bob was an avid outdoorsman. He enjoyed spending time hunting, fishing, boating, and golfing. He loved and served his country from 1966 - 1969. During that time, he met his best friend Wayne Delozier. The two lost track of each other but were reunited in 2013 and remained in constant contact to the very end. Bob studied electronics at Spokane Community College, where he obtained his degree. A memorial service will be held Saturday, October 10th, 2015 at 2PM at Spokane Valley Baptist Church, 1222 S. McDonald Rd., Spokane Valley, WA 99216."
I met Bob when he enrolled in the fifth grade at Whittier grade school. Bob always had a smile and an infectious laugh. I recall he was a pretty good marble player during our grade school years. I lost contact with Bob during our LC years. May Bob rest in peace and my condolences to Bob's surviving family.
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Fred Freeman (Freeman)
I met you in the fifth grade @ Whittier. Bob, you were a really good marbles shooter/player and beat me most of the time. And your laugh/smile was contagious. Thanks for introducing me to those tasty butterscotch sundaes down at the pharmacy and soda fountain near the hangman creek bridge. Last I and Butch saw you was at the casino having breakfast. That's when your infectious smile and laugh had me recognize you. I remember sleigh riding with you down seven devils with the other kids in the neighborhood. Your mischief playfulness was exciting. May you rest in peace, Bob.
Love you, Fred.
Diane Boone
Another Whittier attendee here who remembers Bob through the years. Whittier was a very small school, but many of us lost track of one another in high school as we blended into a student body of 2,700. I don't think I ever ran into Bob at LC. As has been mentioned, I too remember him by his laugh, and he was able to find humor everywhere. May you find eternal peace in your new journey, Bob. You were one of the good guys.
Diane Boone