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Judy Tingar
July 22, 2009
I was saddened to hear of Bob's passing. He was one of the nicest and kindest men I ever met. I had the honor of being Bob's neighbor for 11 years in Nashville. I always will miss him and his wonderful smile. I am glad that he is out of pain and at peace. He will always be in my prayers.
Michael Henry
July 21, 2009
To the family;
Our family wish to send you our thoughts and prayers as you celebrate the life of Mr. Mitchell. I have very fond memories of the friendship Bob had with my dad Jack. I can also remember growing up with Bill and Dave in scouts and school and his presence in our activities. God Bless your family at this time
Jim and Lil Wathen
July 19, 2009
Dear Marion and family:
Our deepest sympathy on hearing of Bob's death. Have fond memories of you and Bob, especially in 1984 when he helped Judy with an auto she could no longer afford, and of course with you at SE, and your parents in Alamo. God Bless all of you.
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