Birth date: Mar 21, 1928 Death date: Feb 11, 2011
Robert N. Bolla, age 82, of East China Twp., died February 11, 2011 following a lenghty illness. Bob was born March 21, 1928 in Detroit to the late Albert and Emma Bolla. On April 26, 1952 he married Marybeth Ledtke in Detroit. Read Obituary
Dave, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time.##imported-begin##Darlene and Tom Beckett##imported-end##
Dr. Bolla,
So sorry to hear about your Dad's passing. I remember a few yrs ago when your Dad was umpiring for my daughter's softball game. He made me laugh with the following, "Hustle in and Hustle out, that's what the game is all about." I'd never heard it before and it stuck with me. May you find comfort in fond memories...##imported-begin##Cindy Monticello##imported-end##
Dear Bolla Family-
We are deeply sadden by your loss, we will cherish the memories of the times we spent together. Especially the early days of camping!!
May the love of those around you help you through the days ahead.
Russ & Cathy Mollan##imported-begin##Cathy Mollan##imported-end##
So sorry for your loss, Hee was a great person, and will be missed.##imported-begin##Mark Edmonson##imported-end##
To Dave;
So sorry to hear of your loss. This must be so awfully hard coming as it did so close to your loss of Sherliyn. You are in my thoughts and prayers. God Bless to you and your family.##imported-begin##Paul Kuhlman##imported-end##
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
I bet he took his whistle with him...##imported-begin##Lynn McQueary##imported-end##
With great sadness we bid goodbye to Bob, knowing that he lived a full life that was filled with service to others. We shared many good times both in Michigan and Florida, and we will especially miss his recounting of his time in Chicago.##imported-begin##Rick & Cindi Ervin##imported-end##
Dear Dave,
My deepest condolences go out to you and your family at this most difficult of times.
Your father's wonderful life had a way of touching so many of those who were destined to spend time or grow up in his vicinity.
As an educator, as a citizen in his community, as a member of his church, and last, but certainly not least, as an official, he, without a doubt, always played it straight and fair.
And, along the way, he never ceased to remind us - who were lucky enough to witness his actions, and thus, forever learn to both understand and accept whatever score - that, from beginning to end, there really is no other way to play the game of life, except the right way.
In other words, with the utmost respect and a never ending appreciation for all the little parts of the big picture. All of which can't help but tie us all together, not only into overtime, but also from there to eternity, and all the inevitable elsewhere, even further beyond.##imported-begin##John Peurach##imported-end##
Dear Dave, I'm so very sorry to hear that your Dad has passed away. What a horrible month this has been for you and your family. My heartfelt condolences to you, your mom and brother as you bid farewell to your Dad. Find comfort knowing that when he arrived at the gates of Heaven he was welcomed with open arms by your beloved. Prayers for all of you! ~Cathy##imported-begin##Cathy (Schwartz) Lukovich##imported-end##
Dave and Family,
My deepest condolences to you and your family at this difficult time. My you find strength in your memories to pull you through the challenges that this loss brings.
Bill##imported-begin##William Moore##imported-end##
