Robert Allen Pichler

Robert Allen Pichler, 44, of Snohomish, left this world on January 17, 
2003. He was born August 22, 1958 to John and Eleanor Pichler. A truck 
driver's son, the trade came natural to him. Trucks and driving were in his 
blood and he knew them like the back of his hand. He loved to teach 
people to drive truck. He was a good man that cared for his family and it 
showed. A beautiful person inside and out with a big heart. Bob was a 
likeable guy that made many friends. He loved to be around people and 
would help them when he could. It seemed like he was always working 
on somebody's rig. His most favorite thing to do, was to go fishing. He 
always found time for it. 

He was a wonderful father, brother and uncle, and will be greatly missed 
by all his family and friends. He was loved very much. 

Preceding him in death were his grandpa and grandma, Carl and Clara 
Pichler, his grandma, Lydia Stangeland, his father and mother, John and 
Eleanor Pichler, his sister, Eleanor (Elly) Magnant and his aunt and uncle, 
Alice and John Townsend. Bob is survived by his children; Heather 
Pichler and Wesley (Lisa) Pichler, brothers; John (Fritzie) Pichler and 
Gary Pichler, sisters; Charon (John) Olson and Debbie (Steve) Hill and 
several nieces and nephews. 

Arrangements are as follows: Viewing for family and friends, Friday, 
January 24th at 1pm to 5pm and Saturday, January 25th at 9am to 2pm 
at Bauer Funeral Home in Snohomish. Cremation to follow also arranged 
by Bauer. The memorial date will be posted at the viewing and listed next 
week in the paper. Angel of death, go past my door Do not stop here 
anymore. We've met many times, you and me, You take my loved ones, 
as you please. My heart right now is a hollow shell Filled with grief and 
the pangs of hell Angel of death, go past my door Do not stop here 
anymore I know that you will not heed my plea We'll meet again...both 
you and me But until that time, I implore Angel of death, go past my door 
Do not stop here anymore. We love and miss you Bob. 

This notice was published: Thursday, January 23, 2003. 
Everett Herald