Obituaries

I have rented my home from Bob and his wife Carol for close to 17 years. He was always very helpful whenever we would need anything. They were both so very kind and understanding when my Mother passed. I'll always remember Bob with that BIG SMILE and great laugh he had. Ive never had a better landlord. My heartfelt condolences go out to Miss Carol of course and their sons Curtis and DaIe and their wives. Thank you for your kindness Mr. Bob, I'll never forget you.

Well,Bob was an excellent person to have 4 a friend n he was that person to Jim Severson - they enjoyed their recreation "duties" - fishing on Lake Mendota on many Sundays during the summer, until they had "ole" cars to take up their time, plus I think they truely loved each others company- a friendship that has outlived them both. RIP- U deserve that ‼️💖

We miss Bob already, we `ve been friends for 70 years since Sunnyside grade school..Phil Mathison & Dick Bentley

Work with Bob at Kayser 20 plus years we had A lot of good times so sorry for your loss.Tom & Linda Minor

The world just lost a real character, and a damn good person. I met "Knuty" during my time at Kayser Heavy truck. Always grinnin', always the source of mischief. Like throwing firecrackers under the bathroom stall door when you were committed and couldn't run... pullin' your britches down when you were standing on an "elephant box" in front of a truck... Or pokin' holes in your pop can to watch it dribble down your shirt... RIP my friend. .

Our deepest sympathy to the Knudson family. I enjoyed working with Bob and seeing him at car shows with his hot rod. Jeff & Ginny Lukken

Dear Knudson Family, We offer you our sincerest sympathy on the loss of your husband and father. He was one of the good guys. May your fondest memories bring you comfort and peace. Kim Dietzman and Glori Sabin

Sorry for the families loss of Bob. I remember a Carol Alexander as a neighbor, two doors away on the 100 block of N. Franklin Street in the mid 1950s.