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Bob Peacock<br />
SEPTEMBER 18, 1955 - DECEMBER 5, 2015<br />
Bob was not only my friend and neighbor for over 50 years, but he was my<br />
brother that I never had because I grew up with twin sisters and I was a<br />
brother to Bob because he grew up with 1 sister. We had each other’s<br />
back for those 50 years and after he passed away so suddenly, I knew his<br />
involvement with the chamber was extraordinary. When Barry called me<br />
and told me about the DWTS, I couldn’t leave my brother hanging with an<br />
incomplete fund-raiser. I later found out that his wife Diane asked to have<br />
me step in for him as well, so together Diane and I will continue his<br />
passion for the Dubuque Symphony and the DWTS.<br />
Bob was bigger than life. To me, he was a gentle man with a big heart<br />
and would not hesitate to help anybody in need. He learned that from his<br />
parents who were my second set of parents as well. We had so many<br />
memorable moments together and he truly loved Dubuque. He would<br />
have been the last guy to shut out the lights when Dubuque was struggling<br />
in the 80’s. Our community lost an Ambassador, the Chamber lost a<br />
supportive friend, Diane lost a dedicated husband, Clint and Emily lost a<br />
precious parent, Owen lost a proud Grandpa, and I lost a brother.<br />
- Otto Krueger<br />
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| Work |<br />
<strong>December</strong> 2015