Robert E. Doolittle

I am a second cousin to Bob. I remember all the great times we had when we were younger and Bob and his family lived next door to us. We spent many hours outside playing on the side of the house. I have seen and talked to Bob many times over the years. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. I will miss him very much.

I am a first cousin of Bob and remember having so much fun while at our grandmothers house when we were very young. After that we all went our separate ways in life and lost touch. It wasn't until several years back that I had some really nice visits with Bobby atthe HEB at Naco./New Braunfels area. He was there enjoying coffee most late afternoons and we spent time catching up on years past. I have been out of town and just heard about his passing from my sister Betty. My deepest sympathy to...

Bob and I were friends growing up, we lived 1 street apart... When I think about Bob I remember tree-houses, street baseball, vacant lot football and all the things kids in 40's and 50's did to have fun.. I remember when he and Ann got married. He called on me in our pharmacy in later life... My deepest sympathy to family.
Gary Heyland

Bobby Doolittle and I were classmates at Brackenridge High School. We double-dated occasonally, he with Ann Ragsdale (later his wife) and I with Phyllis Freeman. We would ride in his yellow Ford convertible to Lake Breeze to dance. While he was stationed in San Francisco as a Navy officer, I visited him and Ann, since I was attending the University of California at Berkeley at the time. He was always friendly and generous, modest, low-key, and good-humored. I am sorry to hear that he has...

Bob and I went to school together from the second grade thru our years at St. Mary's U. We played church softball and basketball and ran together for years, since we never lived over five blocks from each other. Last time I so Bob was at our 50th High School reunion If I remember correctly. Wish I could have visted with Bob before his passing. God bless all his family in this time of grief.