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In Loving Memory · En Memoria

Robert “Bob” Hendricks

June 3, 1946 — May 28, 2026
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A Life Well Lived

Bob Hendricks — Navy veteran, retired electrician, incurable fisherman, and for the last eleven years one of Boquete's most familiar smiles — passed away peacefully at home in Alto Boquete, with Carol at his side and the mountains he loved outside the window.

Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Bob wired half the neighborhoods of Wichita before retiring in 2015, when he and Carol traded tornado season for eternal spring. In Boquete he found his third act: teaching neighbors to fly-fish the Caldera, fixing anything with a motor for anyone who asked, and holding court every Tuesday at the market with a cup of Geisha he swore was "worth every penny."

He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Carol; his children Michael and Susan; four grandchildren who called him "Abuelo Bob"; and a town full of friends on two continents.

Remembering Bob

📷 Navy days, 1966
📷 Fishing the Caldera
📷 With Carol, 50th anniversary
📷 Tuesday Market crew

Family photos drop in here — as many as you'd like.

Celebration of Life

Saturday, July 18, 2026 · 10:00 am
Boquete Community Playhouse (BCP), Los Naranjos
Casual dress — Bob would have insisted. Fishing shirts welcome.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Boquete Volunteer Fire Brigade

Light a Candle

Leave a light for Bob — wherever you are in the world.

23 candles lit by friends and family

Share a Memory

"Bob rewired our whole casita after the surge and wouldn't take a dime — just asked for one of Carol's pies. That was Bob."— Tom & Ellie R., Volcancito
"Me enseñó a pescar con mosca cuando tenía 12 años. Nunca lo olvidaré."— Javier M., Bajo Boquete
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