Bob’s joy was for his three children, seven grandchildren, and his wife, Sharon. They especially enjoyed their family trips with all the children and grandchildren together. He and Sharon retired to Florida fulltime in 2016 after several years as snowbirds. During his years in Hershey, Bob served as a board member for the Hershey Museum, a longtime member, board member and President of the Hershey Rotary Club, and was a member of the Food Manufacturers Association.īob was an avid tennis player, a youth soccer coach, occasional golfer, church elder, Sunday School teacher, and enjoyed biking, kayaking, woodworking, reading historical non-fiction, and world-wide travel. It was in Hershey where he met his wife, Sharon, and welcomed their daughter Charlotte.įollowing his retirement Bob consulted for the Milton Hershey School and the Hershey Trust. Bob retired in 2007 as Vice President of Global Sourcing and Operations Strategy after 30 sweet years with The Hershey Company. The family moved to the Philadelphia area, then moved to the Hershey area in 1977 for his first position with The Hershey Company.
His children John and Jessica were born in Connecticut, where he lived with his first wife, Kathy, who preceded him in death.
He earned his MBA at the University of Connecticut. He graduated from Lebanon High School, then Penn State University with a degree in Engineering Mechanics, and was a proud member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.īob worked for 10 years as an engineer at Hamilton Standard in Connecticut, where he proudly was part of a team which developed space suits for the first US astronauts. Robert John Woelfling passed away Februin Bradenton, Florida at age 81.
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