Robert Lewis Hunker

Robert Hunker was always kind to me when I rode with Gully Ridge Hounds. I am grateful for his founding the hunt and preserving the land.

Sorry to be so late with this message. I rode with Gulley Ridge Hounds for some years. Bob was always so generous.

Doris, my deepest condolences on the death of your brother, Bob. I have many fond memories of the times I spent with you snd Bob at your home on Robinson Ave when we were in our early teens. I last saw Bob, when he came through Tokyo when I was stationed there from 1976-1978. I know my parents treasured the friendship with your parents,and my mother spoke often of Bob.

Donald E Reeves, Colonel, USAF. Retired

It is a great loss to all of the lives Bob has left behind. His mark is everywhere I turn and am so dismayed to receive this news today. I spent four incredible years at Robert L. Hunker Asso. in the early '70s and no design school or experience since could have prepared me more to continue as a professional designer than our time together or those since. He was my mentor, my friend, my host and my encouragement. His contributions to the interior design profession, historical preservation...

I give you my deepest sympathy. I never really got to know bob but he has given my best friends family so much. It is very sad to know he is gone and will be greatly missed. My deepest sympathy goes to you and your family.

We extend our deepest condolences to Doris and those who loved Mr. Hunker. We knew him through our Aunt Vess and were overjoyed at being invited to Gully Ridge and the hunt on a number of occasions. We are hoping that Vess and her beloved Bob Hunker are running around heaven together retelling their wonderful stories.

May his memory be eternal.

With love,

I worked for Bob in the early '60s. Not only was he my employer, but my good friend. My birthday won't be the same this year - he NEVER forgot to send me a card. I feel blessed to have known this creative, dynamic, and caring man. His contributions to making the world more beautiful will be his legacy. I will miss him dearly.

Dolores Kazantzis, Scottsdale, Arizona

From another Coventry graduate, Class of 1968. He will be missed. May others follow in his footsteps and do great things.

I have known Mr. Hunker for 11 years. I got to know him very well. we had some very good times together.I thought of him as my Grandpa more then anything. I will really miss him. He was always here for my family and he was the only grandpa that I had. I will miss him.