Beger, Robert T. “Bob” Tuesday January 25, 2022. Beloved husband of Dolores M. Beger (nee Turner). Dear father of Deborah (Anthony) Tallo and Michael (Donna) Beger. Dear grandfather of Dominic (Emily), Madeline and Olivia Tallo and the late Justin Beger. Dear brother of Kathleen (Mark) Reynolds and Jacqueline (Timothy) Danis. Our dear brother-in-law, uncle, great uncle, cousin and friend.
Memorial Visitation at Immaculate Conception Church (Arnold) Saturday March 12, 9:00 am until memorial Mass at 10:00 am. Lifetime member of Iron Workers Union Local # 396 and a former St. Louis City police officer. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Tunnel to Towers Foundation (718)987-1931, at https://t2t.org/ appreciated.
Dad, I miss you so much, I hope Justin is showing you the way. I love you.
Dad, I miss you so much, I hope Justin is showing you the way. I love you.
Deb and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Dad’s are so special and I am sure he is looking down with pride.
Keelyn Krill
Deb and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Dad’s are so special and I am sure he is looking down with pride.
Keelyn Krill
So sorry for your loss Dolores and Family. Please know our hearts go out to you. Your neighbors across the street. Charlene and Shawn.
So sorry for your loss Dolores and Family. Please know our hearts go out to you. Your neighbors across the street. Charlene and Shawn.
Deb and Tony
You have our deepest sympathy in the passing of your dear father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this sad time in your lives. We send our love and care to all of you.
Ray and Shannen Oldham
Deb and Tony
You have our deepest sympathy in the passing of your dear father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this sad time in your lives. We send our love and care to all of you.
Ray and Shannen Oldham
Fondly remembering Bob from many years ago. We had such fun as kids at his grandparents’ place on Spitz Lane. He was always a sweet soul. My sympathy to his family.
From Barbara Beger Schoenig
(A second cousin)
Fondly remembering Bob from many years ago. We had such fun as kids at his grandparents’ place on Spitz Lane. He was always a sweet soul. My sympathy to his family.
From Barbara Beger Schoenig
(A second cousin)
So sorry for your loss Dee. I’ll never forget when Al and I first moved here you and Bob and Hershey were the first neighbors we met. Al and Bob always had something in common to talk about. He was a special person and he will be missed. I’m sure he and Al are having a great conversation right now in heaven.
Gayle Brouk
So sorry for your loss Dee. I’ll never forget when Al and I first moved here you and Bob and Hershey were the first neighbors we met. Al and Bob always had something in common to talk about. He was a special person and he will be missed. I’m sure he and Al are having a great conversation right now in heaven.
Gayle Brouk
Deb I am so sorry for your loss please know you and your family are in my prayers.
Deb I am so sorry for your loss please know you and your family are in my prayers.
Dear Delores and Family, I have many found memories of Bob growing up. He was truly one of the nice guys in this world. My deepest condolences for your loss.
Linda (Beger) McBride
Dear Delores and Family, I have many found memories of Bob growing up. He was truly one of the nice guys in this world. My deepest condolences for your loss.
Linda (Beger) McBride
Delores and family, I was so sad to hear of Bob’s passing. You are all in my thoughts and prayers as his funeral day nears.
My fondest memories are all from when you lived on Bruno and our backyards faced each other. Back then, Deb and I were always talking, he sure made me laugh as he loved giving us a tough time about being on the phone inside our homes (on landlines back then) when we could simply walk outside to the backyard and talk at the fence. He liked to question us on that and looking back it was kind of silly.
Again my condolences and if you need anything, please reach out to me.
Delores and family, I was so sad to hear of Bob’s passing. You are all in my thoughts and prayers as his funeral day nears.
My fondest memories are all from when you lived on Bruno and our backyards faced each other. Back then, Deb and I were always talking, he sure made me laugh as he loved giving us a tough time about being on the phone inside our homes (on landlines back then) when we could simply walk outside to the backyard and talk at the fence. He liked to question us on that and looking back it was kind of silly.
Again my condolences and if you need anything, please reach out to me.