June 9, 1955 - November 10, 2020
Robert Stewart Bihari
"Bob"
Age 65, of Richfield, MN and formerly of Duluth, MN passed away Nov. 10, 2020. He graduated from University of Minnesota-Duluth where his love of theater started. He was a great actor and this was shown through his storytelling abilities. He loved watching his children and grandchildren at sporting events. He enjoyed spending time at the lake fishing and with his family. He could cheer up anyone with his witty sense of humor. His laughs and jokes will live on with his loved ones. He shared his extensive knowledge of life with family and friends. Thank you for being a part of his life. He is survived by his loving wife, Judy Renneke-Bihari; children, Jesse Renneke, Scott Bihari, Jackie Ellison, Amy Bihari; sister Judy Carter; and grandchildren, Cammy, Andon, Carter, Jaxyn, DJ, Thea, Bayla, and Soren. Your sweet and caring voice will be greatly missed by all.
Memorial Service
Friday, November 20, 2020
4:30 PM
Visitation 1 hour prior
Click here for the YouTube video of Robert’s service.
Morris Nilsen Funeral Chapel
6527 Portland Ave. S.
Richfield, MN 55423
Dear Bihari Family, Remembering the good times we had together. You may be gone but not forgotten. “Rest In Peace Dear Bob.” Affectionately The Koroll Family
Bob always brought a box full of smiles and laughs with him wherever he went. I’m so sorry we had to lose him, and I send my sincere sympathy to his cherished family and his many friends.
Bob was one of a kind, I graduated with him. We played football together at Central. We played intramural basketball together. Bob always had a smile in his face, a kind greeting. Everyone liked him! I saw him act at UMD, sounds like he continued with this. I am so glad he had a nice life, gone way too short. I was looking forward to seeing him at our upcoming reunion.We would of picked up like it was 73 again. I am very sorry for your loss, May his memory be eternal .
My deepest condolences to Bob’s family and friends. I will always remember Bob as someone who brought joy and could light up any room with the gift of his laughter. May his memory be a blessing.
I was so sorry to read about Bob’s passing. When I was a child, my family house was just a few doors down from his on E. 8th St. in Duluth. We grew up playing together with all of the other kids on the block. Even then, he was a great guy, sweet, funny, athletic. I’ve thought about him, now and then, over the years. You don’t forget Bob. I’m glad I get to say I knew him when. My sincerest condolences to all of the family and friends.
Judy and Family so sorry to hear about your Husband, Father and Grandfather. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Tom & Ann Flores
Dear Bihari family, I am so saddened by the news of Bob’s passing. I met and worked with Bob during my UMD years in the mid 70s. I send my condolences and am so sorry for your loss.
I’ve known Bob as long as you have, Judy. He has always been a great friend and I was shocked and sorry to learn that he was taken from us. I’m always here for you. My condolences to you and the kids and grandkids. All my love, Jill
Along with my father and mother, Attila and Rosalie Tamásy, I would like to send the entire Bihari our condolences. The Bihari family played such a big role in our lives, and as immigrants, it meant a lot to have fellow Hungarians in the community, with shared language and culture, and a lot of laughs, too. Bob was the master of making people laugh, and being in the moment. We have so many happy memories of Bob, from holidays, to family get togethers. Bob was a funny and joyful man, and to know him was to love him. We will never forget Bob and are sending love and blessings to all the Bihari’s.
Dear Uncle Bob,
I know you are reunited with your dear mother Irene. The pain and sorrow of this world are gone and you are with our Creator now. Shalom.
Bihari family, My sympathy for your loss. I hope that time will bring comfort to your hearts.
So sorry for the pass to glory of our Grand father, father, Friend, Uncle
My condolences to the entire family of Bihari also pray God will give every member the heart to bear the lose
May his soul RIP
Dear Bihari Family – I was saddened to hear of Bob’s passing and want to pass along my deepest condolences. I was a high school and college classmate of Bob’s and wish I would have kept in closer contact with him as the years passed. I do remember his great sense of humor and always laughing. Again my deep condolences.
Bob was quite a guy and will be missed. I was a classmate with him at Duluth Central Class of 1973. He always had a smile and I loved his quick wit. My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. The world has lost a great guy!
Mark Phillippi
Dear Bihari family, it saddened me to learn of Bob’s passing today. At Dayton’s he was a valued team member of the DRC team where I got the pleasure of working with him. I enjoyed his wit and humor, discussing our families, and how he kept the important things this first in his life. I will keep you all in my prayers
Stan Smith
So sorry to hear about Bob passing away! I remember Bob a big man with a huge sense of humor and big smile. I hadn’t seen Bob in many years but remember him fondly and the many times I spent at the house he rented with a couple other friends back in the 80’s. Good times and good friends! Rest in peace Bob! You were one of a kind.
I remember going to Bob and Judys and feeling a sense of calm waking through the door. Bob would always take the extra time to ask us kids how our school day was and he actually cared to know the answer. He made sure we felt welcome in his home despite what annoying pain in the butt noisy children we were. He looked out for kids in the neighborhood, and was an example to kids who’s dads weren’t always around. He offered to teach us how to drive and helped us out with whatever we needed. I hope he knows that me, and others were greatful to have him around growing up. Rest In Peace Bob. I’m sorry for your loss guys.
Wow! Such memories. I knew Bob in High School. He was always fun and quite a sensitive guy! I pray for comfort fir your family.