Robert “Bob” Myron Enloe was born on February 16, 1929, in River Falls Wisconsin. He died peacefully in his sleep surrounded by family on July 4, 2023, in Hudson, Wisconsin.

Bob was a loving and devoted husband, enjoying 10 years with his late wife Bernice and their three children, and 61 years with his wife Harriet and their “Yours, Mine, and Ours” family. He built their home, raised seven children, and kept his family laughing during their countless camping and traveling adventures.

Bob’s strong Christian faith led him to volunteering for over 30 years. After retiring, he volunteered with the Hudson Hospital and hospice. For 10 years, he made weekly drives of 102 miles round trip hauling clothing from Treasures from the Heart in Baldwin, WI to Sharing & Caring Hands shelter in Minneapolis, MN. He went on 25 Volunteer in Mission trips around the country. Bob also loved writing rhymes for his co-workers, friends, and family for special occasions.

Bob served 38 years in the National Guard. He also spent many years working in the maintenance trades. He spent the last 11 years of his career at the University of Wisconsin – River Falls. Through it all, Bob’s attention to detail, loving Christian faith, positive attitude, and sense of humor brought great joy to family, friends, and co-workers.

Bob is preceded in death by his first wife Bernice (Hesselink) Enloe, daughter Linda Adams, son Tim, father Arthur Maynard Enloe, mother Laura (Russell) Enloe, brothers Ken and Dick, and sisters-in-law Anita, Judy, and Debbie.

He is survived by his second wife Harriet (Marvets) Enloe, five children: Andy (Colleen), Jeff (Gladys) Lori (Jim Trepka), Paul, and Lisa (Jan Brandenburg),son-in-law Tom Adams (Linda)  and fifteen grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren and his sisters:  Eunice, Ruby (Bill Dobson), Mary (Chuck Stewart), and Beverly (Tom Montain) and many nieces and nephews.

Bob’s memorial service with military honors will be held at the Hudson United Methodist Church on July 16, 2023. In lieu of flowers please give a memorial to Hudson United Methodist Church and/or Adoray Hospice.