Robert Becker Obituary

I knew Bob for 31 years. he was a great person and taught me everything I know about Fuel Quality Control.
I think about him often and how he would gently share his knowledge.

So sorry for your loss. Your Dad sounds like a wonderful guy.

Mary Lou-
I am so sorry for your loss. Bob was a great friend and mentor to me and I will miss him and his smiley face.
Bill and Debbie Dean

Mary Lou and family: I was so sorry to hear about Bob's passing. Please accept my sympathy. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Bob Farewell to a valued old friend
who was always cheerful

Bob was a great tennis partner or opponent. I always enjoyed playing tennis with him and admired his determination and ability.

Jay and Nancy,

We are so sorry for your loss. We didn't know your dad personally. However, you always spoke so highly of him. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.

Vi and Bert Schoonveld

We are so sorry for your loss. Our prayers and thoughts go out to your family.
Cathy & Myron Yocum

I met Bob in recent years and was amazed by his continuing passion for business and the aviation industry. He was a well respected supporter and advocate for our business, Facet, focussed on aviation filtration. Well known and connected and a real "salt of the earth" person; Bob will be missed. Condolences and sympathies,
Chris Conway,
Chairman, CLARCOR

Bob helped write the ATA-103, the airline fuel handling "bible", as well as the ASTM Manual 5 on quality control procedures. Along with being a good citizen of the aviation community, he was also a good distributor and friend. Bob, we'll miss you!

My heart and prayers go out to all of you during this saddened time in your lives. Bob was a wonderful Father and Grandfather and I felt honored to be able to know him personally. Love Carol Mesch and Family

Bob Becker was a driving force behind the development and expansion of the Village Links of Glen Ellyn. He led the effort to add a third nine holes of golf. He helped create many of the programs and traditions that have been a major part of the Village Links for more than four decades. The Village Links would not be what it is today without his efforts. We were fortunate to have him and his family part of the golf course community for these many years. Condolences to his loved ones.

Bob, an aviation business colleague who became a good friend was always upbeat and enjoyed life fully. While my visiting the Chicago area he would go out of his way to make welcome having a delightful lunch or dinner together, whether for business or pleasure. One of the most respected and tenured men in his business, he will be remembered and missed by all.

Bob was an exceptional person. We worked together in our home owners association. We will miss him. Our condolences to Mary Lou.

It is often said that the true measure of a man is determined by how they live their life and the impact they make on others. Bob, you have certainly been a stellar example of this sentiment. Your integrity, loyalty, work ethic, and the emphasis on doing the right thing continues to be a model for all of us. I am honored to have been welcomed as part of the family many years ago. You will be greatly missed. Godspeed