Robert Dunn

My memories of Bob go back to 8th grade at the American School in Manila - and then my 16th birthday party and a bottle of Chanel #5. I never saw him after high school and wish I'd known he was in North Carolina. I remember him as a wonderful person and was so happy to learn that he found such happiness in his life. I just found out about his passing - may I offer my belated but sincere sympathies to his wife and family. I still have a couple of the Kingsmen 45's and will play them in his...

Bob was a good man and a great classmate at the American School. We will all miss him

Bob was a friend when our families were in the Philippines and we both were going to The American School there. I remember Bob as one of the good guy's and a really good musician! I was in The Shanfields and Bob was in the Kingsmen and we both shared a love of music. I am saddened by his passing and offer prayers and heart felt condolences for his family. He was a great guy and I will always remember him with fondness.

May God's blessing be on you all.

Chip Eck

First may I give a sincere apology for not being at the funeral. I regret the death of my brother-in-law. Bob was a generous man who was savy and knew good from bad. To Dianne, Leslie and to Ann, Camellia, Steve and to Cristy, may you all have comfort in being part of this great man's life.

Dianne and Andra so sorry for the lost of Mr Bob. Will always rembemer the love he show for us during your wedding. Will keep you all in my prayers.
Uncle Jackie Jones. Shannon NC

Dianne and Andra so. Sorry for the lost of Mr Bob. Will always rembemer him and how nice and the love he show us during your wedding. Will kept you all in my prayers.
UncleJackieJones. Shannon N.C.

To my Kingsmen brother Bob from your lead guitarist Carlos (Charlie) De Oglou - I will never forget the good times we had as teenagers during our rock and roll days in Manila. May you rest in peace. God be with you.

The Members of The Charlotte Camellia Society send our love and sympathy to Dianne and Leslie and other members of the family. We value our time with his two daughters and our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Gloria B. McClintock, Secretary of the Charlotte Camellia Society

I will always remember my first love, Bob, of our days in the Philippines & here in the States. A truly kind man. I know you are at rest but have left way too early. My deepest sincere condolence to your wife Ann (who filled your life with happiness these last few years) & your children, your brother Steve and sister Cristy. You were a true organizer and I hope that you organize a rock band in heaven to greet us all your old friends & family when we get there. Love Irene Davis Lambert