Rev. Bobby Langston

Joyce,Bob helped me to learn that greatness of faith can ge achived by loving,giving and praying.May the Lord bless you and your family.The Salem Church family sends their love.

Joyce, I am so sorry to hear about Bobby. Although our paths did not seem to cross in the last few years, I will never forget the times we had when we were kids, teenagers (playing Cowboy and Indians), and young men. Like me grand- deddy used to tell me, "A good man gone."

-Marvin Powell

Joyce and family, you are in my prayers. I went through school with Bobby at Apex High School. He was a wonderful friend to all his classmates. The peace we have is knowing that he is with his Lord and Savior, Christ Jesus. Sincerely, Judy Horton Phillips

The legacy Rev. Langston left at Garner Advent Christian Church and the Advent Christian denomination as a whole will be felt for generations to come. If not for the faith that Rev. Langston instilled in my parents to keep trying, it is very likely my sister and myself would not be here today. Rev. Bobby will always hold a special place in my family. My condolences to Mrs. Joyce and the family.

Joyce, George and Lisa and the rest of the family; May God grant you peace, strength, wisdom through this trying period. I continue to remember Bobby and the strength he gave me when Malee died there. He was a blessing then and a blessing as a first mentor for me. He will be greatly missed. God bless and lots of love, Dr John Middlewood and Maeo

Joyce & Family: We are so saddened for all of you in the loss of Bobby. We cherish our memories of when he was our Pastor. Love you, O.B.& Jean Mason

Joyce, Lisa and Barry. We are sad that Bobby has left us so soon. We have the memories of when we got together at Christmas and sang old favorites. We cherish the memories of our kids and yours growing up together. God bless you all.

Dan and Judy Huddleston

Sorry for your loss. Herbert and Barbara Miller. Atlantic Beach, N. C.