Lisa
We were thinking of you during
your loss. And we would like to offer
you our condolence.
Norb & Alice
Posted by: Norbert Pingsterhaus – Germantown, IL Jan 12, 2018
Robert Carl Nolan, 56, of Marissa, IL; born on October 2, 1961 in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia; passed away on Friday, January 5, 2018 in O’Fallon, IL.
Mr. Nolan was a production associate with XPO Logistics. He was an avid baseball, hockey and racing fan. Bob was also an avid music lover. Most of all he loved watching his son play baseball.
He was preceded in death by his parents – Jack and Mary, nee Votaw, Nolan.
He is survived by his son – Mitchell Nolan of Waterloo, IL. His step-son – Logan Mueth of Waterloo, IL. His girlfriend of many years – Lisa Hollenkamp of O’Fallon, IL. Two sisters – Carol Nolan of Marissa, IL; Nancy (Steve) Hodges of Marissa, IL. Former wife – Sheila Nolan of Waterloo, IL. Two aunts – Ginny (Jack) Ryan of Jefferson City, MO; Annalee Young of St. Louis, MO. Nephew – Sam (fiance Katie Marlow) Hodges. Also survived by his cousins.
Memorials may be made to the family.
Condolences to the family may be expressed online at www.heilschuessler.com.
Visitation: Friends may call St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Waterloo, IL on Thursday, January 11, 2018 from 3:00pm to 6:30pm.
Funeral: Memorial service will be held at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Waterloo, IL on Thursday, January 11, 2018 at 6:30pm.
Heil-Schuessler Funeral Home in Marissa, IL is in charge of arrangements.
Lisa
We were thinking of you during
your loss. And we would like to offer
you our condolence.
Norb & Alice
Posted by: Norbert Pingsterhaus – Germantown, IL Jan 12, 2018
ReplyTo Lisa Hollenkamp,
We were thinking of you during
your loss. We would like to offer
our sympathy.
Norb & Alice
Posted by: Norbert Pingsterhaus – Germantown, IL – Family Friend Jan 12, 2018
ReplySteve, Nancy, and Sam
So sorry to hear of your loss.Our prayers and thoughts are with you.
Dave and Connie
Posted by: Dave and Connie Sauerwein – Columbia, IL – Family Friend Jan 09, 2018
ReplyI worked with Bob for the last 2 years + at XPO Logistics and Bob always had a smile that made every one around him smile and he was a great guy! Bob will be missed by everyone at our facility. Our condolences and prayers go out to his family and loved ones. There probably wasn’t a day go by that Bob wasn’t talking about his sons and how much he loved them.
Posted by: Rick Stone – Earth City, MO – Coworker Jan 09, 2018
ReplyI worked with Bob at Nuplex Resins.Was a great guy.Always in good spirits.Always talked about his boy.I know he was very proud of him and loved him very much.Had many great times and memories with Bob.At work we called him Bob’s or Booboos.Was lucky to have known him.Was a real good dude.All my prayers and sympathy goes out to his loved ones.
Posted by: Dennis Lindsey – Alhambra, IL – Friend Jan 09, 2018
Replyhave not seen bobby for a long time. i am sorry for your loss. he passed way to soon.
Posted by: william birchler – normal, IL – Family Jan 08, 2018
ReplySorry to hear this news. You have our sympathy.
Posted by: Stan and Bev Lewis – Marissa, IL – Family Friend Jan 08, 2018
ReplySo sorry to hear of your loss. He was very young.
Posted by: sharon and Jerry Cross – MARISSA, IL – Family Friend Jan 07, 2018
ReplyWe are so sorry for your loss. We are sending prayers of peace and comfort to your family.
Posted by: Bob and Laura Steele – Ofallon, IL Jan 07, 2018
ReplyNeighbors on white dr. Always so cheerful , never knew a stranger and willing to help anyone. Sorry for your loss. Kelli Smith Walkington
Posted by: Kelli Walkington – Shiloh, IL – Friend Jan 07, 2018
ReplyNANCY I am so sorry for loss. Thoughts and prayers sent to you and your family.
Posted by: Sheila Satterfield – Belleville, IL – Friend Jan 06, 2018
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NANCY I am so sorry for loss. Thoughts and prayers sent to you and your family.
Posted by: Sheila Satterfield – Belleville, IL – Friend Jan 06, 2018
Neighbors on white dr. Always so cheerful , never knew a stranger and willing to help anyone. Sorry for your loss. Kelli Smith Walkington
Posted by: Kelli Walkington – Shiloh, IL – Friend Jan 07, 2018
We are so sorry for your loss. We are sending prayers of peace and comfort to your family.
Posted by: Bob and Laura Steele – Ofallon, IL Jan 07, 2018
So sorry to hear of your loss. He was very young.
Posted by: sharon and Jerry Cross – MARISSA, IL – Family Friend Jan 07, 2018
Sorry to hear this news. You have our sympathy.
Posted by: Stan and Bev Lewis – Marissa, IL – Family Friend Jan 08, 2018
have not seen bobby for a long time. i am sorry for your loss. he passed way to soon.
Posted by: william birchler – normal, IL – Family Jan 08, 2018
I worked with Bob at Nuplex Resins.Was a great guy.Always in good spirits.Always talked about his boy.I know he was very proud of him and loved him very much.Had many great times and memories with Bob.At work we called him Bob’s or Booboos.Was lucky to have known him.Was a real good dude.All my prayers and sympathy goes out to his loved ones.
Posted by: Dennis Lindsey – Alhambra, IL – Friend Jan 09, 2018
I worked with Bob for the last 2 years + at XPO Logistics and Bob always had a smile that made every one around him smile and he was a great guy! Bob will be missed by everyone at our facility. Our condolences and prayers go out to his family and loved ones. There probably wasn’t a day go by that Bob wasn’t talking about his sons and how much he loved them.
Posted by: Rick Stone – Earth City, MO – Coworker Jan 09, 2018
Steve, Nancy, and Sam
So sorry to hear of your loss.Our prayers and thoughts are with you.
Dave and Connie
Posted by: Dave and Connie Sauerwein – Columbia, IL – Family Friend Jan 09, 2018
To Lisa Hollenkamp,
We were thinking of you during
your loss. We would like to offer
our sympathy.
Norb & Alice
Posted by: Norbert Pingsterhaus – Germantown, IL – Family Friend Jan 12, 2018
Lisa
We were thinking of you during
your loss. And we would like to offer
you our condolence.
Norb & Alice
Posted by: Norbert Pingsterhaus – Germantown, IL Jan 12, 2018