Robert Bredeson

While I haven't seen Bob in a few years, I will always remember him. He was a very special guy. We had a lot of good times together with the Poynette Bowhunters. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Carol and the family.

We were so sorry to see the passing of Bob, we had many fond and wild memories of our time spent with him. Bill & Joann Wagner

Bob was my first Mechanical Supervisor at OM. He was an amazing mentor for me I still find me saying things to others that he said to me. He influenced me in so many ways that I still appreciate to this day. A great guy all around. Prayers to his family and friends.

We cant begin to say how sorry we are for your family loss. Don and I both worked with Bob 30+years. He was one of the good ones. Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers.Rose and Don Williams

The last time I saw Bob was at Merlin Dorman's celebration of life. Bob came up to me and my grandson, Jaden, and asked him if he liked classic cars. Jaden's eyes opened wide and he said yes. So Bob said I want to show you something and took us outside. He showed us his Mopar and then got inside. He started the car and revved up the motor as high as it would go. Bob slammed it into gear and layer rubber all the way out of the parking lot. The true Wild Man. What a last memory. Rest in peace, Bob! Gary Birkholz