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My Bro's Obit:
The passing of William Robert Schick, III, of Old Town, Maine (formerly of Stroudsburg, PA) January 12, 1948 – July 28, 2025
Known to many as “Bob”, “Bobby”, Robert, “Dad”, or his favorite, “Relentless”, he was a deep thinker, published author, and a heavy reader of both non-fiction and sci-fi.
A performer, composer and instructor of opera, classical and rock music, he once owned and operated the “Pick with Schick” music store in Stroudsburg, PA, back in the 1970’s, prior to shifting solely to guitar instruction in the ‘80’s and ‘90’s. He was known for his ability to connect with students and prepare custom, handwritten lessons (often in cartoon form for his younger students). Many a guitarist in the Pocono area were inspired to continue their love of guitar with the foundation he provided them in lessons.
Making a permanent move to Maine in the late 1990’s, he embarked on organic farming and seed development while simultaneously working at a local health food store. He was light years beyond the mainstream in terms of understanding the impact of genetically modified crops and was an outspoken critic of GMOs.
Predeceased in death by his parents, William Robert Schick, Jr., and Betty Schick, he is survived by brother John Schick and wife Sandy, sister Debbie Johns, son Gabe Schick and wife Erin, along with granddaughters Molly and Anna Schick, son Nate Schick and also several nieces and nephews still living in the Poconos.
A celebration of life may follow in the future, but currently no services other than family gatherings are being planned, as were his wishes.
Last edited by John Lawrence Schick; 08/01/25 03:35 PM.
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