Robert Alan Cashell Sr.

Dear Nancy,
We send our heartfelt condolences to you, your children and your grandchildren. No one will miss Bob more than you, but know that all the memories will remain special. May God Bless him and may his memory remain eternal.
Love,
Kosta and Julie


Texas Boy, Nevada Son

Reno's famous Arch went dark
to salute, to honor
A rare and special one---
Farewell Texas Boy, Nevada Son.

Devoted husband, loving...

My sympathies and condolences to Nancy and their family. Bob was one of a kind and an unforgettable person. . He never met a stranger and was blessed with some of the best people-skills of anyone I have ever known. Reno is a better place because of him. Rest well my long-time friend.

Nancy and family,
We sure will miss his smile and humor. May God bless you and the family. I know there will be a void, we still miss Papa . Got out the old Boomtown video, my dad just loved doing stuff for Bob. MUCH LOVE TO ALL...Pamela

RIP, Bob. You deserve a expedited pass to heaven for your love of our community and for all the smiles you put on the people you came in contact with. We will all miss you

Bob Cashell was the best boss I ever worked for!
I was the payables bookkeeper for five years in the 70s, I saw the kindness and generosity he extended to his employees and this community. He never denied a donation request for a kid's organization and never expected any accolades. Many times he said just write a check and don't say anything, I admired him greatly.
Rest In Peace, Bob.
God Bless you.

bob Cashell was the best boss I ever worked for!
I worked at Boomtown for five years in the 70s. I was the payab,es bookkeeper and I saw. The many kind and generous things he did for his employees and this community. He never turned down a donation request for any kid's organization and never looked for accolades. Many times he would say write them a check and dont say anything. I greatly admired him.
Rest un peace, Bob.
God Bless you.

Nevada's Own Bob Cashell


Bob Cashell was my friend for well over 30 years. He was a man of courage and conviction. Bob was man who knew how to speak straight up truth. He had an amazing sense of humor. When I first met Bob he owned Boomtown Hotel and Casino. I managed Univision Spanish Language Television. We had many broad ranging discussions in regards to the evolving demographics of the Hispanic community, growth projections and cultural attributes. Bob and I kept kept up this...

Bob was always soft-spoken, but he could move mountains. We were fortunate to have benefitted from his service and presence. Thank you, Longview, for raising such a good guy.

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. We remember some very fun dinners with Bob and Nancy while living in Reno. Bob was a true larger than life gentleman. Love, Diane and Tim Mooney