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Jacob, Robert E.
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Jacob, Robert E. "Bob"
Thursday, February 22, 2001
Jacob, Robert E. "Bob" Of Kansasville. Found peace Feb. 21, 2001,
age 82 years. Loving husband of Bernell "Bea" for 34 years. Just like
a dad to Carol Ann (Frank) Blank of Milwaukee and Gregory (Ginny)
Does of BonAire, GA. Dear grandpa of William (Kirstie) Blank of
Warner Robins, GA and Kim (Bill) Burge of Mukwonago, WI. Dear great-
grandpa of Logan Jacob Burge and Wilson Samuel Burge. Dear brother of
Theresa Krueger of Waukesha....
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