Bob was a versatile musician, playing trombone, guitar, bass, and singing. But what he really loved was drumming. In 1982-83, Bob toured the US and Canada for nine months with a music ministry called New Day. It was there he met Beth. They were married in 1984 and have included music as part of their ministry ever since. They welcomed their son, Ben, in 1986. Later that year Bob earned his Master of Divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA. Since then, Bob has served churches as associate or senior pastor in Corona, CA; Niles, MI; Kyle, TX; Brooklyn Center, MN; Watertown, SD; and Bismarck, ND. He was ordained into Christian ministry in 1992.
Bob loved Jesus first. Next, he loved being a husband and dad. He liked to golf. He enjoyed travel, to the tropics most of all. He both loved and was irritated by the Green Bay Packers. He enjoyed Italian food and eating out was his love language. He was a goofball and cared deeply about people. He had abundant patience with people and practically none with misbehaving technology or furniture assembly.
Bob was preceded in death by his parents, Harvey and Gerrie Weiss, and brother-in-law, Terry Giggy.
Bob was a versatile musician, playing trombone, guitar, bass, and singing. But what he really loved was drumming. In 1982-83, Bob toured the US and Canada for nine months with a music ministry called New Day. It was there he met Beth. They were married in 1984 and have included music as part of their ministry ever since. They welcomed their son, Ben, in 1986. Later that year Bob earned his Master of Divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA. Since then, Bob has served churches as associate or senior pastor in Corona, CA; Niles, MI; Kyle, TX; Brooklyn Center, MN; Watertown, SD; and Bismarck, ND. He was ordained into Christian ministry in 1992.
Bob loved Jesus first. Next, he loved being a husband and dad. He liked to golf. He enjoyed travel, to the tropics most of all. He both loved and was irritated by the Green Bay Packers. He enjoyed Italian food and eating out was his love language. He was a goofball and cared deeply about people. He had abundant patience with people and practically none with misbehaving technology or furniture assembly.
Bob was preceded in death by his parents, Harvey and Gerrie Weiss, and brother-in-law, Terry Giggy.
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