Robert A. Claycombe

May God's word give you strength and comfort to cope during this difficult time. ---Isaiah 12:2.
My deepest condolences.

Mary Alice & John,
The Doyle family in Michigan sends deepest regrets.

Nancy and Bruce, Very sad to hear about Uncle Moon, a wonderful lifelong friend of Marge and Charlie's. Thinking of you. Tom Yeo

Nancy, Bruce and all the Claycombe/Adney family will miss our Bob. He had just the right way to ask a question which elicited the response he wanted - and the timing of a great comedian. I was lucky to have Uncle Bob there to brighten and enlighten our family holiday events.

So sorry to hear about Bob. Growing up, he and Sue were part of the Silver family. I am grateful I got to spend as much time with him as I did on the golf course, along with my Dad and their friends at Crooked Stick. He was a fierce but fair competitor! (I probably still owe him strokes.) Amy and I will miss him. Pete and Amy Silver.

Nancy and Bruce,My deepest sorrow at the loss of your father and my dear Uncle Bob. He and Aunt Sue welcomed every one in our many needs in many ways. Love to you in this sad time. Thinking of you. Dorothy K. Clark/ Breidenbach

April 26, 2012
We were very sad to hear about Bob's passing away. We have many happy memories of him and Sue in connection with the 43rd Bomb Group reunions. Our very first reunion was held in their home, and it was a very special time for all our crew. He will be greatly missed, and we will pray for his family that God will comfort them in a special way. Sincerely, Bethel and Bonnie Ray(Arrington, TN)

Having known him all my life as a nephew, Bob was always a special personality to me who I admired. We are blessed for the Bobs in this world who add similarly to our experiences.

Bob was quite a gentleman. As a young bailiff working my way through law school he was always approachable and very social with us all.