Robert Luther Collins

I remember the "pink" house on Ming Ave with the big shady tree in front...and thinking that Bob had movie-star looks! Julie and I attended St. Francis School together.....Thoughts and prayers go out to your entire family.

I meet Robert at a family reunion in 1992. My Grandmother and Roberts Dad were brother and sister. My mother and I had made a trip back to OK. & TX several years eariler and my Uncle Jay made a point of taking us by to visit with Uncle Boss.
I enjoyed sitting across the picnic table and visiting with Robert and listening to him and my Mom talk about different family members they remebered. I just wish I would have had something to write down some of the names I heard.
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I've only known Bob for about 4-5 years,I'm a 67 year old retired oil field/handy man.I've done a few job's for Bob.When I was finished,Bob would sthought's with Cathron and her Familyay what do I owe ya kid.I new I was going to like this guy,right off.My

I've only known Bob for about 4-5 years,I'm a 67 year old retired oil field/handy man.I've done a few job's for Bob.When I was finished,Bob would say what do I owe ya kid.I new I was going to like this guy,right off.

God bless your family during this time of loss. May you all find peace and comfort in your memories of Bob and in each other.
Tamra Cloud

My Grandfather (Poppy) was the central figure in my life. My favorite saying of his was "Don't pick up any wooden nickels". He was an amazing man and loved everyone. His love was never conditional.

My grandfather (Poppy) ... The central figure in my life. One of my favorite sayings of his was "Don't pick up any wooden nickels". He was an amazing man who always had a great attitude and loved everyone. His love was never conditional. See pictures of my grandpa on my facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/album.php?aid=27302&id=1691545833