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Mona McConnaughey
August 5, 2011
So sorry to hear about Bob. He was a wonderful man and will be missed. Our prayers are with you.
Mike Collins
July 25, 2011
I had not seen Bob for over a decade but was thinking about him last month when attending the Res Society on Alcoholism meeting. Back in the halcyon research days of the '70's and '80's Bob and I used to discuss various ideas about the neurochemistry of alcoholism, even sharing those mysterious "mammalian alkaloid" compounds for research. I always appreciated his positive optimism and interest in my own work. Sincere condolences to Majorie and her large family.
July 25, 2011
I was saddened to hear of Bob's passing. He was a significant force in the alcohol research field and his presence will be missed.
RA Deitrich
July 23, 2011
My wife Mina and myself met Bob and Margie in 1960 while we were both on a Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Department of Physiology, J. Hopkins University, Baltimore. We soon became friends and helped each other within the tough environment that was the Physiology Dept. at the time. We collaborated in research and published a paper which soon became a classic (in the field of brain control of body temperature and fever). Dede was born in Baltimore and thereafter our friendship became more than just that when Bob and Margie asked us to be her God parents. Bob visited us in Santiago, Chile (where I was working at the Medical School at the time) and I visited them while they were in Purdue. We have been in close contact along the years. They visited us here in Los Angeles just a few years ago while I was a Dstinguished Professor at the UCLA School of Medicine (now, I am an Emeritus). Because of all of the above, it is easy to understand that for us it is very hard and painful to accept that Bob has passed away. We will miss him dearly, Our heartfelt and most sincere Sympathy goes to Margie and her entire family.
Jaime and Mina Villablanca
Linda Nelson
July 20, 2011
Dear Margie,
I was so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. I remember all
of the good times we had with you when we lived in Chapel
Hill, NC.
You were wonderful friends and neighbors to Don and me. I will remember you and Bob in my prayers.
Rick Myers
July 20, 2011
I am so sorry to hear of your loss, Aunt Margie. It has been many too many years since we have seen each other. Please accept my condolences, and let Bob, Jim, Elizabeth and Anne that we are thinking of you during this tough time. I know Uncle Bob will be missed.
Susie Holloman
July 20, 2011
Bob and Margie moved into their home about a month before we moved into ours across the street here in Sterling Trace almost 19 years ago. We are so saddened to hear about his passing. Margie, Albert and I are thinking of you and your family with love. You and Bob have always been so sweet and kind to our family. We pray God's peace and love fill you and keep you.
Lanette Coward Moret
July 19, 2011
I am so sorry for your loss. I worked for Dr. and Mrs. Myers for several years from 1990-1994 helping with the ALCOHOL journal and other office tasks as an undergraduate student at ECU. I learned many skills that have helped me along the way. I love them both!
Karen Wilson-Maye
July 19, 2011
Dr. Myers was the very 1st physician I worked for as medical secretary/transcriptionist fresh out of college. He was not only friendly but very patient with me. He helped me to evolve into what I have become today because of his willingness to share his knowledge and his understanding of his patients. He will be sorely missed. May the Lord give you comfort in knowing that his love and caring will live on!!
Brian McMillen
July 19, 2011
I read this with sorrow but also fondness. Bob was ever the optimist and his glass was always more than half-full. I also remember that not long after joining ECU he had a purple and gold bumper sticker on his convertible: "A bad day at ECU is better than a good day at Chapel Hill." Bob enjoyed life and shared his joy and wit with many. We will miss him.
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