Barbara Chelton shared a story about Robert Treuchel

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In Memory of

Robert Herman
Treuchel

1930 - 2016

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Baby Sitter

I have not seen nor kept in touch with Bob for over 65 years but we used to live in the same house at 2030 W. Lexington St. with our respective parents (mine being the Schnappingers) and Bob's dog Blackie. We went to the same church, which was Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, at Pulaski and Baltimore Sts. My being nine years younger and in elementary school, Bob was sometimes, by default, my Saturday night baby sitter. Although he probably didn't cherish that role, he was a good baby sitter nonetheless and I'm sure was an excellent husband and father..

Posted by Barbara Chelton

Sunday May 29, 2016 at 11:26 am