Robert Paske

Robert Paske

November 12, 1964 - July 16, 2026

Obituary

Windsor – Robert Paske, age 61, passed away on Thursday, July 16, 2026, unexpectedly of natural causes. Born on Nov 12,1964, in Madison, WI, the son of Sandra and Gary Paske.  

He was a 1983 graduate from Deforest High School and graduated from MATC. His long IT career included working for Memorex Telex, AE Business Solutions, Goliath Networks, Dean Health Systems and SSM.

Above all else, he loved his family and friends.  He enjoyed being a part of his children’s lives and would coach, lead or volunteer in any activity they were participating in. Many of these activities carried over into adulthood and he continued to enjoy fishing, hunting, golfing, bowling and trap.  He was always willing to help anyone that needed a hand and could fix anything. He was known for his friendly smile, loud voice and mischievous pranks. 

Robert is survived by his wife of 39 years: Katherine; sons Nathan Paske and Joseph (Alyssa) Paske; siblings: Sandra (Daniel) Pierick, Charmaine (John) Mohr, Raymond (Kara) Paske; In-Laws: Bob Moehring, Andy and Kathy Moehring, Linda Moehring, Pete and Trudy Moehring, Ken and Jolynn Moehring, David and Burcin Moehring; and many nieces, nephews, family members and friends.

 Preceded in death by his parents; parents in-laws: Myra and Elmer Moehring; brother-in-law: John Moehring; and nephew Curtis Moehring.

An open house celebration of life will take place on July 26, 2026 from noon to 4:00 pm at North Bristol Sportsman’s Club, 7229 N. Greenway Rd, Sun Prairie. Please come and join the family to celebrate the life of Bob.  Bring stories of your best Bob moments to share.

In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that memorial donations be made to the Columbia County Humane Society or The Columbus Sportsman Association  A special thanks to all that had made Bob’s life special.

                 

 “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart”  Helen Keller    

Events

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Celebration of Life
Sun Jul 26, 2026 @ 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM CDT
North Bristol Sportsmans' Club • 7229 N Greenway Rd, Sun Prairie, WI 53590
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Roger Owensby
Coworker •
Sorry for your loss. I had the privilege of working with Bob at SSM. He was always willing to go the extra mile to help with any problem and to share his extensive network expertise.
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Scott Hasse
Coworker •
I had the privilege to work with Bob at Goliath Networks. He was an inspiration to me and a model of what it was to be a level-headed hyper-competent professional. Bob became the best at anything he set his mind to through his hard work and humility. Condolences and he will be missed.
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Tom Miller
Coworker •
I had the privilege of knowing Bob during our time together at SSM Health. Bob truly embodied our mission values (and ones I admire in a friend and colleague) —he was compassionate in every interaction, respectful to everyone he met, and consistently excellent in his work. He was always went toward a solution and helped when I was lacking in knowledge. Thank you, Bob, for being there for all of us and giving freely of your help, hard work, and friendship. Your legacy of kindness and dedication will continue to inspire us all.
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Kerry Weber
Coworker •
Im so imcredibly sorry to hear this. He was a wonderful person. I wirked with him at Goliath 20 years ag and he never wavered on staying in touch and offering help if he could. Deeply sorry for the family!
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Phyllis Hose
Coworker •
I am so so sad to hear about Bob's passing. I genuinely found him helpful and expert level knowledgeable with respect to network services. I really liked talking with him in person and on our Teams meetings at work. His voice was very distinctive and he was always upbeat. He will be missed by all that knew him.
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Mike Spahn
Classmate •
Condolences to the Paske family. Class of 83, Bob and I attended DeForest together, I remember him as a great guy, quiet and reserved. Thoughts and prayers to your family.

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