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Robert Peter Szulczewski (aka Bob Schultz), age 75, of Franklin passed away after a short illness on Tuesday, July 23, 2019 at his home. Robert was born on January 4, 1944 in Milwaukee to Hilbert and Esther (Koralewski) Szulczewski. Robert was a generous care-giver for his mother, brother and sister as well as a devoted friend. He was a loving uncle and very proud of all of his nieces and nephews.
Robert was a United States veteran who served in the US Coast Guard in Michigan City, IN and Jackson Park, IL. After being honorably discharged from the Coast Guard, he worked for Erie Manufacturing, managed the Moose Lodge #49 in Milwaukee and was promoted to manage the Moose Lodge in Jacksonville, FL. Robert returned to Milwaukee in 1973 to start his own businesses; The Hutch, Schultz’s Rear End and Schultz’s, where he was blessed with many life-long friendships. As of late, he was semi-retired working for the non-profit Goodwill.
Robert is survived by his brother, Jeff (Carol) Szulczewski, nieces and nephews, John, Cathryn, Carrie and Jeffrey “JJ” Szulczewski, cousins and friends.
Robert was preceded in death by his parents and his sister, Beverly.
A Mass of Christian Burial for Robert will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Saturday, July 27, 2019 at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church (1919 – 54th Street). A visitation with the family will be held at the church on Saturday from 10:00 A.M. until the time of Mass. Private interment will be at St. Adalbert’s Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Robert’s name can be made to Mooseheart or Moosehaven.
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(262) 653-0667
3016 75th Street, Kenosha, WI 53142
Jeff Sobczak says:
Rest in peace old friend. I was one of Bob’s regulars called me killer. Then almost 38 years ago in walked my future wife who has been the love of my life ever since. Thanks for the drinks and memories CHEERS to a good life. Jeff and Annie Sobczak
Cheryl Cruz says:
My dad Tim Radomski was a long time friend. My weekend visits with my dad consisted of a short visit at Schutz’s. Where I nagged him for a kiddy cocktail and play the jutbox over and over. Later as I grew up.. he came to my first wedding. Many found memories.
Cheryl “Formerly” Radomski
Cheryl Cruz says:
Fond*
Sherry Paisley says:
My father told me of his passing, and they will miss him dearly.
Harley & Nancy Paisley
Litkes ol Place
Rest in peace ?
Sherry Paisley
Nancy Paisley says:
Bob and I had so much fun when he was governor of the moose lodge. My husband at that time was a bartender there and I had a band that played there for many,many moose occasions. The moose conventions were something to remember. Sooooo much to remember. The best memory with Bob is when we were at the moose lodge convention in Florida. I asked to borrow Bob’s brand new red Cadillac so me and a fewof my ladies of the moose could attend some functions that were going on. I didn’t bring the car back for three days. Til this day Bob would always tell that story.
Bill Ristic says:
So sorry for only now finding out Uncle Bob passed. Knew him for 50 years. I drove by the bar today and saw it was boarded up. My mom went to South with Bob and he was friends with Ralph whom my mom dated. Ralph also lived above the bar on 11th at one point . Bob was part of our family. Was at almost every family gathering we had. Always a generous soul and full of stories. Last time I saw him was at Rita’s funeral (Buckshots). Rita was also a childhood friend of my moms. Rita’s parents had a bar on 5th Pl and Becher. The close circles that once existed!! Just like reading responses from the Paisley’s. We went to Pulaski together. Anyway, slowly, we will all meet again in that big gig in the sky. R.I.P. Uncle Bob…