Robert was the son of the late Frank and Cecilia Cieslak.
Robert is also preceded in death by his first wife, Barbara Driscoll Cieslak; a daughter, Michele R. Cieslak Kelly, a brother, Dick Cieslak, and a sister, Marie Dutka.
Bob proudly served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps where fought in the Korean War, upon returning home he worked at Weirton Steel until his retirement after 35 years.
Bob is survived by his wife Rosemarie Patterson Cieslak whom he married March 5, 1976, one son, Michael (Chris) Cieslak of Spring, TX, two daughters, Linda Vanik and Carolyn Roscoe both of Steubenville. Grandchildren, Amanda and Maria Roscoe, and Jacob Stachyra. Sister, Sondra Napolet of Doraville, GA.
Bob was Catholic by faith, was a member of the Moose Club #688, VFW Post 2716 and the American Legion Post #0010, and was a huge Notre Dame fan and enjoyed making trips to South Bend.Bob will be missed by all including his faithful companion, Max.
Burial will be private at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Robert is also preceded in death by his first wife, Barbara Driscoll Cieslak; a daughter, Michele R. Cieslak Kelly, a brother, Dick Cieslak, and a sister, Marie Dutka.
Bob proudly served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps where fought in the Korean War, upon returning home he worked at Weirton Steel until his retirement after 35 years.
Bob is survived by his wife Rosemarie Patterson Cieslak whom he married March 5, 1976, one son, Michael (Chris) Cieslak of Spring, TX, two daughters, Linda Vanik and Carolyn Roscoe both of Steubenville. Grandchildren, Amanda and Maria Roscoe, and Jacob Stachyra. Sister, Sondra Napolet of Doraville, GA.
Bob was Catholic by faith, was a member of the Moose Club #688, VFW Post 2716 and the American Legion Post #0010, and was a huge Notre Dame fan and enjoyed making trips to South Bend.Bob will be missed by all including his faithful companion, Max.
Burial will be private at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Robert was the son of the late Frank and Cecilia Cieslak.
Robert is also preceded in death by his first wife, Barbara Driscoll Cieslak; a daughter, Michele R. Cieslak Kelly, a brother, Dick Cieslak, and a sister, Marie Dutka.
Bob proudly served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps where fought in the Korean War, upon returning home he worked at Weirton Steel until his retirement after 35 years.
Bob is survived by his wife Rosemarie Patterson Cieslak whom he married March 5, 1976, one son, Michael (Chris) Cieslak of Spring, TX, two daughters, Linda Vanik and Carolyn Roscoe both of Steubenville. Grandchildren, Amanda and Maria Roscoe, and Jacob Stachyra. Sister, Sondra Napolet of Doraville, GA.
Bob was Catholic by faith, was a member of the Moose Club #688, VFW Post 2716 and the American Legion Post #0010, and was a huge Notre Dame fan and enjoyed making trips to South Bend.Bob will be missed by all including his faithful companion, Max.
Burial will be private at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Robert is also preceded in death by his first wife, Barbara Driscoll Cieslak; a daughter, Michele R. Cieslak Kelly, a brother, Dick Cieslak, and a sister, Marie Dutka.
Bob proudly served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps where fought in the Korean War, upon returning home he worked at Weirton Steel until his retirement after 35 years.
Bob is survived by his wife Rosemarie Patterson Cieslak whom he married March 5, 1976, one son, Michael (Chris) Cieslak of Spring, TX, two daughters, Linda Vanik and Carolyn Roscoe both of Steubenville. Grandchildren, Amanda and Maria Roscoe, and Jacob Stachyra. Sister, Sondra Napolet of Doraville, GA.
Bob was Catholic by faith, was a member of the Moose Club #688, VFW Post 2716 and the American Legion Post #0010, and was a huge Notre Dame fan and enjoyed making trips to South Bend.Bob will be missed by all including his faithful companion, Max.
Burial will be private at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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