Robert W. "Bobby" Hamblen

Im really going to miss you lil' buddy~ Like you'd used to say: "Til we Catch you Later", "Over and Out", "Breaker-Breaker" "Thats a big 10-4 Big Buddy". We love you Bobbers, PEACE OUT!

I am so sorry for your loss. I remember a lot of fun times in high school with BOB! I loved him so much. He will be missed.
Love ya Bob,
Jenny Dodd
class of 82

my 'Bobby' memories are of he and Reed riding their trail bikes through the woods in the summers--always worried they'd break their little necks--how he went from master bike rider to world's worst hot dog chef is still a mystery.
He was always totally without pretense and I often thought how much better the world would be if we could all emulate that.
We'll miss him--but in the words of an old war ballad--"We'll meet again--don't know where --don't know when".

My first memory of Bobbie was at the Beach House where I was the Kelley's babysitter. I use to take him and Reed waterskiing in the summer and on rainy days we'd sit in the cabin and play cards. I thought Bobby was the cutest kid I'd ever seen. As an adult the best one word I can think to describe him is (APPRECIATIVE). He was so grateful for anything I'd do for him like give him a ride or invite him to the house. He really loved riding in the big suburban and he was really impressed with...

Bobby shared sunshine! He always had a smile, hug, and an infectious laugh that made you feel better. He was the little brother that we loved to have around even way back in the 70s when I spent so much time at the fun Hamblen house. I treasure the memories and pray for peace for the family. I'm so sorry for your loss and send you all warm hugs and prayers for peace.
xo Sandy (Sil) Vatne