Robert C.Lundquist
Bob passed away October 18,2025. He was predeceased by his wife JoAnn,,brother Dale Lundquist and parents Evald and Adelaide Lundquist. He is survived by his children, Debbi(John) Savage, Kathy(Dave) Voelkl, Mark Lundquist and Scott Lundquist. His grandchildren, Holly(Danny) Brooks, Andrew(Brooke) Savage, Hannah(Kory) Zimmer and Nicholas Lundquist. His great grandchildren Rory and Jack Savage. His sister Joan(Jerry) Conde.
Bob was born in Rockford. Illinois where he met the love of his life “Jo”. They were high school sweethearts, married young, had children young and lived a happy life! Bob was a Navy man that traveled the world as a journalist on his ship. After the Navy he married Jo, graduated from The University of Wisconsin at Madison and started their family. Beyond his Navy service and devotion to Jo, Bob’s life was defined by passions that shaped his entire family. After college, his photography journey started at Eastman Kodak. The family lived in Fairport, NY, Highland Park, IL, WestLake Village, CA and back to Fairport.
Bob had a great love of sports. In high school it was basketball and track. Later he found a love of golf and fishing. He also loved going to sporting events for his children and grandchildren. Always a big fan!! Loved to watch sports on TV especially baseball and football. He loved the Yankees.and the Buffalo Bills.
Throughout his life Bob made many friends wherever the family lived. He also kept up friendships that he made back in his early years in Rockford. He was an extremely loyal and honest man. Later in life Bob and Jo traveled and continued to cherish those friendships. Bob also loved all the dogs he had in his life! Candi, Pablo and Prima.
Bob will be greatly missed by his family and they are comforted by knowing he is back with his sweetheart Jo.
Anyone wishing to donate please consider Lollypop Farm(Humane Society of Rochester)
6 responses to “Lundquist, Robert C.”
Our sincerest condolences…loss is never easy but memories will live on. A life well lived !
Bob was a very close friend for 80 years! Started at 7 years Old and continued to the present. Played many sports together! I was very fortunate to have Bob as a close friend for a long time.
I will always remember him for the quality of his values ,especially loyalty,
Bob and Jo were our friends for more than 60 years. What began as side-by-side residents blossomed into a closeness that survived a number of moves and some health issues.
A man who seemed to see the bright side of things, he was always there for Jo and the family. A fine athlete and a good sport, he was a welcome participant in games of all sorts.
His loyalty to family was constant. A good father, husband, and friend who excelled in these roles.
Bob will be sorely missed.
Bob was one of the nicest man that I knew… was easy going and always had a smile on his face…my husband and I went on many vacations with them and had good times…. I will miss his smile.😘😘
I am Pat Harris, a deacon at Perinton Presbyterian Church Bob and JoAnn were members of our church for many years. We fondly remember them both. We extend our sympathy and prayers to all of their family.
Thanks to all for the nice thoughts about Dad❤️.