Robert Stuart HEACOCK

Dear Melanie and family. I am so so sorry to hear about Rob´s passing. He always showed up when we had an ID Chapter meeting in Lewiston and on our Regional zoom meetings. I found his advice level headed and kind. Our Lewis and Clark community will miss him and his extensive historical knowledge of Lewis and Clark. My heart goes out to you. You are in my prayers, Laurie Brown

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. I will missed Robert smile as he walked by. He was full life and information. He will be deeply missed. A Westerner member of Spokane. My Condolences.

I never met a more friendly person as Robert. I am a Sunday morning usher at St. Mary's and Robert would always, when attending that mass, stop and talk with me. We would talk, he always listened, and at times talk about the history of St. Mary's. A true friend and fellow Knight, I will miss him. Rest in peace my friend.

I will miss Rob although I haven't seen him much over the last several years due to illness, etc. Rob and I had a deep passion for all things Lewis and Clark and Pacific Norhtwest history. Rob and I did many exploring sorties of the area with my favorite being exploring the "Lewis and Clark Caves" on the Snake River near Lower Monumental Dam. Rob and I met a while back at the Spokane Westerners history club. Around 2015 I introduced Rob to cruising on the Columbia and Snake rivers with...

Melanie and family. We are so saddened by your loss of Rob. He was a good man you had already earned his halo. I will miss my friend dearly and talked to him recently numerous times and will cherish that. God will take him from here and he will be loved for eternity. May God be with you and the family throughout.

Melanie and family, May Rob's good deeds be candles to light his way to Heaven, Where he will be greeted by our Lord and Blessed Mother, Who will erase the harm of the years, And welcome him into life everlasting. Pat Traffas, LCTA VP