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Chuck & Ellen Starbranch
January 22, 2010
We were sorry to hear of Bob's passing. He was a real gentlemen. It was his leadership of the Westminster-Canterbury board that helped influence our decision to move to Virginia Beach. He was a great asset to the Hampton Roads community, and, no doubt to the Lancaster community. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
ray smouse
January 22, 2010
Bob and I were friends for years, I thought we first met at Iowa State but maybe it was St Ambrose in Davenport - then we met again when I moved to Norfolk and we were in Naval Reserve together - then when he and his wife attended First Pres in Va. Beach - both of us being Iowa "farm boys" - many good memories. I know that Bob is now helping GOD with a little gardening advice. Ray Smouse, Bradenton, FL.
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