
Robert Ernest Heidemann, age 73, of Phoenix, Arizona passed away peacefully at home on August 2, 2022. Bob (a.k.a. Mr. Charisma) was born in Big Rapids, Michigan and moved to Phoenix in 1958 with his parents Lee and Hazel (Leona) and his older brother John Heidemann. He was sad to leave behind his big brother Bill Kissner, who stayed in Michigan with his family.
Bob attended St. Agnes Elementary School and St. Mary’s High School in Phoenix and Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff.
Bob was a true jack of all trades and master of none. He enjoyed professions where he was able to meet new people, he loved the food service industry the most. He had a keen sense of adventure demonstrated by his time gold mining in the Colorado Rocky Mountains. He enjoyed the dynamite part of mining more than finding new veins of gold. Surprisingly, his hearing was better than most of us.
Bob Heidemann worked for Pizza Hut for the last 15 years because he loved meeting new people it was the perfect job for his personality. He was sad to retire two years ago when his illness progressed.
Bob is survived by his family members: his nephews, Carl Kissner, Scott Kissner and Jonathan Heidemann, his nieces, Lisa Kissner Judy Heidemann, and one great-niece, Allison Harmon, his sister-in-law Margaret Kissner and his longtime girlfriend (25 years) Marla (Powell) McKitrick.
Please join us in celebrating Bob‘s life on Monday, August 8, 2022 at 11:00 AM at the Whitney & Murphy Funeral Home located on at 4800 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix, AZ 45018.
Marianne Thull Moore
R.I.P BOB. Godspeed
Dirk Doyle
I was sorry to hear of Bob’s passing. We attended St Agnes together in Phoenix . I remember going to his house off 48th street.
Bob went to St Mary’s I went to North High. We saw each other a few times over the years, a grade school reunion was the last time we saw each other.
I remember Bob’s easy laugh and his ability to converse about most anything. He was truly a person that you remembered.
Robert and Marie Rice
Rest In Peace Hollywood Bob! You will be missed!
Jac and Carda
RIP Bob
a great friend in grade and high school
poker player with Andrew
took me to homecoming ceremoney will Barney played football
knuckles with Bennett always silly
very intelligent class officer Senior year
football early on
thanks for lending me mula for Estradas room haha love Jac and Carda
Polly Paes
Rest in Peace my friend Bob, I will miss seeing you and talking with you everyday rest with the angels.
Your friend Polly and Family.
Alex Rojo
Rest in paradise to a good man. I worked with Bob for many years at Pizza Hut. Bob always had a great attitude, always had a quip or little joke for me. He was well liked by all his coworkers and friends. we will miss you sir.