Robert Paschal Bendall III

Bobby was me best friend growing up on Randolph St. in Danville in the 50´s. He was good in everything he did following the guidance of his parents. We hooked up again when he left Hampden Sydney. We went on a wild weekend at Myrtle Beach. Some great times in the 60´s! My sympathy to his family and friends. Jim Millner Keswick,Va.

With only two years apart in age, my big brother Bobby set many examples for me to follow: loving and honoring our wonderful parents, dressing sharp and courting the ladies, taking school seriously in studying Latin and French, playing sports where teamwork led to victories. As we made it into our seventies, we shared each others successes and shortcomings with celebrations and empathy. He was a great big brother and ended most of our phone conversations with "I love you Gordie." What could I...

Bob and I were school classmates. I´m so glad I had the opportunity to see him at one of our GWHS class 1966 reunions. Our deepest condolences to the Bendall families and friends.

I knew Bobby from Jr. High thru High School, and my parents were friends with his mom and dad. Sending my deepest sympathy to his entire family, including Hunter and Gordon.

We are so very sorry for the Bendall family's loss.

Many fond memories of Bobby growing up, shooting hoops in his back yard, where he honed his skills...and I didn´t! Our sincere condolences to his wife and children and to Gordon and Hunter. RIP Bobby

I share heartfelt LOVE COMFORT AND PEACE to all the Bendall family and friends

Dear Bendall family, Robert and offer our heartfelt sympathy in your great loss. We know he will be sorely missed by all who were privileged to know him. May your treasured memories comfort you in your difficult times. Fondest regards, Sandra and Robert Marsh

My sincere condolences to Bobby´s family. I remember him fondly from high school.