Robert L. Agnew

To the Agnew Family
May God be with you at this time and give you strength to bear this loss.

May Gods loving kindness comfort you through this difficult time...Psalms 119:76

Sorry for the loss of one of my family member. I am from the. Harris side. God be with you.

Robert L. Agnew and I were kindred spirits, his birthday is December 15 and my birthday is December 13 and I am 3 years , 2 days his elder. We lived directly across Basil Street from each other, and when I was at Central High Robert took up trumpet in 7th grade at Booker Washington Junior High, I became his mentor and spent time coaching him so that by the time I went off to college in 1960 we were playing duets from my Arban's method book and amazingly when my freshman year at Xavier U NOLA...

We are so sorry for your loss. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.

Rest in Peace Robert.And to the family you have my heart felt sympathy.(Class of 63)

To the Agnew Family:
Please accept my condolences to you for the loss of one of the greatest Trumpet players to march the streets of Mobile.
Carolyn Dortch Belle, class of '65

I will always remember Robert as a fun loving, good guy and Central 63 Classmate. He was a great musician who shared his love of music with everyone he touched. I am glad he passed through my life.

To The Agnew Family
Earth Has No Sorrow That Heaven Cannot Heal. Sorry to hear of the passing of Robert. Just keep the memories of him in your heart.
Classmate 63 Central High School