We will miss Rob.  While our time with him was short it was easy to see why everyone who knew him loved him.  His endless smile and kindness will always be remembered.  Our prayers to all the family.

We always would go camping and go to the park and get some ice cream and go to the beach and do marshmallows and do crafts.. I love papa and I love when the whole family goes camping.

The funniest story is when he would dream about a marshmallow and then he would wake up and his pillow was gone...

I will never forget the great guy Bob was.  At lease once a day he would come to my dad's station and always had a new joke to tell!!  Or the summer he let me work at his shop after I was done working at my dad's.  Another fond memory was when he took me for a ride in an old muscle car that threw me back in my seat as my dad did to him with his race car when he was younger.  Or the fake buck teeth he had at our wedding and cracked everyone up that he came in to contact with.  Our thoughts and prayers to the entire Quinn family!!  We will miss Bob and all his humor!!  And I will miss going to Ron & Bob's to visit him as I did for over 30 years!!  Gary, Ann, & Tyler Hrydziuszko

I picture my friend with a huge happy face, on a 4 wheeler crashing through my back yard on Clearview. in Harrison Twp MI..why because he could. May you rest in ever loving peace in the hands of God Rob. You left us way to soon. Prayers to Kathy and family.  With much love Pat and Kitty Toth.

always waited on him at sec of state, never without a kind word and a smiling ile face Margaret Moir

Bob was one of the first businessmen to welcome me when I moved to the Eastside some 25 years ago.  He was always kind and trustworthy and took good care of me, my family and my friends.   None were finer.

I remember the time Bob leaped over the table at Larry & Marilyn's wedding and saved my niece Jennifer from chocking. "He was a hero that day".  My love & prayers to Kathy and family.

May God bless and hold you for eternity.  Our prayers go out to Kathy and family as they mourn this tremendous loss.  Anne Melise and John Donovan

What we will always remember is how Bob beamed  with pride and love for his family. It was evident that his love for them poured out from him. Bob was one of those spirited people that you just couldn't help but to smile and feel happy around. We were all touched and blessed to have known him. He will be missed.

Prayers of comfort for the Quinn family with much love.

The Mighty Quinn will be missed by all who knew him. I have know Bob 33 years.  He always had a positive attitude.  Bob ran an honest repair shop and did not cheat people.  This is rare today.  RIP Bob and I'll see you on the other side.
My prayers go out to Kathy, Patty and the grandkids.
Dr. Carl Papa

We are sorry to hear of Rob's passing. We was a wonderful fun loving person. We could not have asked for a better neighbor.

Rest in Peace Rob.

"Rest in Peace Rob, you will be missed greatly." Arnie & Patty Marabate

Rest in Peace Bob, your out of pain, and in Gods arms. Our thought go out to your family in this time of mourning.

Our memories will always be with a smile when we remember a loving and caring man who did everything with humor.

In the first 5 seconds I would see Rob he would always say, "How's your Mom?" He sure did love his bike, he would just pop over on a Saturday afternoon, but before taking us all for rides he would make my Mom go! Many, many memories of us running downstairs & asking him if Patty could go somewhere.... Or money! Lol He would always say, Patty if I give you $7, it's AT LEAST going to cost me $14 because then Bobby is going to want $7. He always said yes though. Anytime we went somewhere he would ask, "What's your brother doing?" He always made sure everyone was included, and his kind heart was a very special gift he so easily shared with all of us. I think Ricky said it best upon hearing of your tragic loss, "That is the one man in my life I can never say anything bad about, and neither can anybody else."

I don't think it's just one memory.... It's more how Rob lived his life and inspired everyone around him to be a better person

"THE MEASURE OF A MAN"

Not - How did he die? But - How did he live?
Not - What did he gain? But - What did he give?

These are the things that measure the worth
Of a man as a man, regardless of birth.

Not - What was his station? But - had he a heart?
And - How did he play his God-given part?

Was he ever ready with a word of good cheer?
To bring back a smile, to banish a tear?

Not - What was his church? Not - What was his creed?
But - Had he befriended those really in need?

Not - What did the sketch in the newspaper say?
But - How many were sorry when he passed away?

These are the things that measure the worth
Of a man as a man, regardless of birth.

 Author: Anonymous

So many wonderful memories I have of my father in law. I became part of the Quinn family at a very young age, so I must add that Rob and Kathy took part in molding the person I am today! They've always held their family values high And loved nothing more then spending free time camping with the family and making sure that  the grandkids are enjoying themselves! Thank you for being such a wonderful grandfather to my children, filling their lives with laughter that will last a lifetime!! Give our love to my husband! Forever held in our hearts. We love you GQ

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Robert Garod Quinn

25 February, 1955 – 15 November, 2014

Kaul Funeral Home

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