Robert S. Muller

Robert S. Muller, aged 78, of Grand Rapids, passed on to Glory, on Friday, May 8, 2020. He was a loving and caring husband and father. He was preceded in death by his son, Marc Douglas Muller (age 4). Surviving are his wife, Carol; children, Jeffrey and Marci Muller, Tamara Muller-Hough and Ken Hough; brothers, Wayne and Cynthia Muller, Jay Muller, Thomas and Deb Muller, and Paul and Connie Muller; grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. A private family service is planned at Matthysse Kuiper DeGraaf Funeral Home with Rev. Hank Vlaardingerbroek officiating. A memorial service will be planned at a later date. Those desiring may send memorial contributions to Indian Trails Camp or Hope Network Foundation. Visit www.RobertSMuller.com to view highlights and photos of Bob’s life.

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May 20, 2020

Our thoughts/prayers and sympathy to ALL of Bob's family in his passing. May you All hold onto the GOOD memories of him. With our condolences, Prayers for Peace to the family, Jan & Gary Gilchrist

- Jan and Gary Gilchrist

May 18, 2020

I also worked with Bob at Steelcase when he was in charge of Accounts Payable. I have many treasured memories and stories about that time. Bob always wanted to be friends with everyone. He was an exceptional individual in overcoming his challenges and setting the example for others. Rest in Peace.

- Jerry DeMaagd

May 16, 2020

This man lived a great life. Rest in peace!

- Anthony Singleton

May 12, 2020

Bob and I have been friends for over 50 years. We double dated together, went camping together, played bumper pool in his basement, went bobsledding together, and made our Profession of Faith together with a special dinner at Scotty's with both our parents. After high school we didn't see each other very often, until he came to work at Steelcase. Bob had accomplished so much during those years, member of the national team working for more inclusion into the workplace for the handicapped, college degree and a professor at Aquinas College, married Carol a wonderful wife and mother. Bob always wanted to accomplish everything he did on his own. He was independent with a great drive to succeed and never let his handicap interfere with his goals. Bob, you will be missed, and it was my great pleasure to have you as my lifetime friend. Barry

- Barry Stevens

May 09, 2020

Carol, I am so sorry to hear about Bob. I have such wonderful memories with your whole family and my thoughts and prayers are with all of you! I truly wish I could see you and give you the biggest hug. Love , Kim

- Kim Slager

May 09, 2020

I worked with Bob in Engineering at Steelcase. I always appreciated his dedication to his job and his enthusiasm to improve himself. Kathie and I extend our sympathies to his family.

- Bill Pendergast