Birth date: Jul 26, 1942 Death date: Nov 24, 2025
Robert "Bob" Quesnette Sr.: A Life of Service, Adventure, and Laughter Robert "Bob" Quesnette Sr., a man whose infectious laugh and deep capacity for love enriched the lives of all who knew him, passed away on November 24, 2025, Read Obituary
Bob has always been the best, full of laughter, and a wonderful sense of humor. I loved the cowboy in him and cherished every moment of being the flower girl at their wedding. I’ll always remember playing dress-up in my cowgirl gear with him, our trips to Tombstone, and our evenings watching Western movies together.
See you again one day, Bob. Love you lots.
Olivia
My wife and I loved to travel with Bob and Carol. We travelled on a train ride and ventured into the mountains to old mining towns and haunts. It was a pleasure to watch Bob at these places he was truly in his element. His boyish interest in the things and places being seen was one of his most endearing qualities. We will certainly miss him but he will not be forgotten. Keep on bucking Bob.
Love Gary and Kathleen Murphy
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I am so saddened to hear about Bob. He was a wonderful stepfather, and I will always remember his incredible sense of humor and adventurous spirit. He truly knew how to enjoy life.
Thinking of you and sending all my love and deepest sympathy during this difficult time. Please reach out if you need anything at all.
With love, Rick
Catch you on the flip flop dear friend. So many years of friendship with you and Carol. So many years working at Old Tucson. So many laughs and far too many tears. We don't believe in good byes, just till we meet again. Oh, and Thelma sez HEY! See you on the flip flop.
Much Love,
Alana and Dick O'Kelly
