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Robert "Bob" Arthur Lund

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January 17, 1958 ~ January 1, 2026

Born in: Ladd, Illinois
Resided in: Fairview, North Carolina

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Robert “Bob” Arthur Lund passed away on January 1, 2026.

Born in Ladd, IL, he was a son of the late Theodore and Louise Lund. He was also preceded in death by one brother, Teddy Lund.

Bob was a valued member of the Fairview community, owner of Mooseridge Construction and diehard Raiders fan. He will always be cherished as a devoted husband and father. Anyone who knew Bob, knew that he was a retired chef who welcomed all to his house for a meal and conversation.

He is survived by his wife, Janette Kaufman-Lund; son, Matt Lund (Lauren Wade); daughter Kasey Lund (Ben Burnette); sister, Cindy Wills, niece Katie Lapinski; nephews, Joe Lund and Brandon Wills and sons in marriage, Shawn Kaufman and Aaron Kaufman.

“Heroes get remembered, but legends never die.”

A Memorial Gathering will be held at a later date. The Lund family and Groce Funeral Home will announce the arrangements.

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  1. Bob was a great guy. Our kids grew up together and Moose Ridge did several projects for us over the years. Prayers for Matt and Kasey and the rest of the family.

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  2. Mark and I are thinking about all of you! Bob always enjoyed cooking and we remember how Bob helped cater our wedding back in 1997. Everyone still talks about the food at our wedding!

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  6. Janette and Family,
    Mike and I send our deepest condolences to you. Wish we could have gotten to know Robert better. The two of were a wonderful team together. We’ve never seen you happier than the times you and Robert were on your many adventures together. May he Rest In Peace.
    Our thoughts and prayers remain with you, Janette, and all your family.
    With all our love ,
    Judy, Mike, and Family 💔🙏

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  9. Bob showed me kindness when I needed. He supported his friends and was a loyal man. He took pride in his work, was intelligent and willing to share his knowledge with anyone willing to learn.
    I appreciate the time I had with Bob and am glad our paths crossed when they did. He will be missed greatly by many.

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  12. My deepest condolences. I’ll never forget the Thanksgiving dinners and the Christmas get togethers. Earlier this week I was telling my wife about Bob’s record collection I used to go through to play music during the parties.

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  14. I hired Bob to work on two of my houses, starting in 2010. From the very beginning we worked as a team. I researched what I wanted, and Bob made it happen. He was always upbeat despite work crew and supply difficulties along the way. I’m very saddened by his passing.

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  15. Bob and I met as contractors -he as a builder and myself a painter doing most of his construction paint work for the last 17 years through which we became great friends.Our house was hit by trees by Hurricane Helene. I only wanted Bob to do the reconstruction as he was a honest man man who completely trusted to handle the job. He was genuine and easily became friends with his customers, loved greatly by his family and was a pleasure to work with him closely for so many years. John Harwood

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  16. We are all so sorry for your devastating loss. Please let us know if there is anything we can do for you in this difficult time.

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  17. As relatively new next-door neighbors away at the time, we were shocked to learn of Bob’s passing on New Year’s Day. Though we didn’t chat or interact often, when we did he was always interesting and enjoyable. Bob was one of a kind. Our deepest condolences to Janette and family on their loss.

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  18. So sorry for your loss Janette. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Praying you find peace in the loving memories and strength from our Lord. Much love, ❤️ 🙏

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