Bob Blair

Hillary, Craig and I are thinking of you and your family and sending lots love your way! Your father was an extraordinary man, I´am sure he will be missed by all. Shauna and Craig

Diane Cole. Thank you for your wonderful remembrance. So on point. And, for your information, you are correct. He wrote his own obit.

Such fond memories of this remarkable family from shared times at St. Mary of the Wasatch. Always welcomed friends of the Blair kids as extended family. Held in blessed memory.

Bill, Kitty, & Scott, May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived and bless your family in this time of sorrow. Love, William ;-)

The Colonel, as he was known at The Tribune, initially offended me, a young reporter, with his editorial assaults on zucchinis, apricots and women in pants. I didn't understand his wry, ironic sense of humor, but he sure knew how to shape a phrase. Turns out he was an exceptionally kind, unassuming man who eased my rough transition to the Editorial Page. He'd led a colorful life, as deftly mentioned in his obituary (did he have a hand in it?), and with his plucky wife Alice helped raise an...

We had many memorable times with Bob and Alice in St George. We were neighbors and friends in the Sunflower complex. RIP old friend. Dottie and Dick Smith

Bob wheeled by my desk almost nightly to have his cigar and gin/tonic. We became fast friends and I enjoyed his sharp wit and storytelling! Bob never understood my keen interest in his adventures but I found them so funny and engaging! Alice and Bob's plucky "Chesterfield" start was only the beginning! I will miss you AND our chats! So happy our paths crossed. Enjoy your new adventure Bob--until we meet again!