Robert Kinsey Jenkins

Bob was an amazing mentor and leader and left a lifelong impression on me. I strive to be the same caring and empowering individual that he was each and every day.

Bob was my boss at Fisher College in my first job just out of college. I was an admissions counselor. He made every day fun and worthwhile. He was both a mentor and a friend. Always something good to say or added a way to look at something with a twist! He was one of a kind <3

Seeing Bob's handsome picture immediately transported me back to our wonderful days at Assumption. I was blessed to get to know Bob, being in several political science classes together. I remember him being very inquisitive, intelligent and witty, and he was always nicely dressed! Bob was very open, warm, and friendly to everyone at Assumption. May he rest in the loving arms of our Father, and may that same Father be with and comfort his family.

Living next door to the Jenkins family in Richmond brought joy and love as we soon all became like family. My mother, Nancy absolutely adored the twins and made chocolate cake regularly once she knew that´s what they liked. I have fond memories of coming home from college and spending summers with one of the twins, and often Bob, challenging me, at the other end of our ping pong table. I continue to pray for all of you and offer my sincere condolences. Jean Serrani Spohn

So sorry to hear of the passing of Bob! I was a good friend of Bob and brother Bill many years ago; in our early 20´s. Was an amazing person and would like to express my deepest condolences to his family. May his memory be a blessing.

To Laura and Sara, I'm so very very saddened to hear of Bob's passing. He was a wonderful father! I know, because I was Sara's Daycare Provider and he was a model father! I wish you both peace and happiness in the years to come. Love, Maddy Loder

To the Jenkins Family: I am a better person having known Bob as many can, and have attested, to, but he was literally a stone in the foundation of my banking career and for the many philosophies of life I have. He has made me a better father and friend and I will treasure the serious...and funny...discussions we had EVERY weekday morning at 7:10 am as we solved the entire world´s problems...after exchanging pleasantries about our families. I cry that he is gone but laugh at some of things...

To Laura, Bob's Daughters, & My Cousins: Please know that our prayers as well as our love are with you all; with the loss of Bob comes a loss of generosity of spirit. While one of the very youngest of the Zuzolo cousins, I remember very fondly of the summer visits of the Twins & Katie...including excessive amounts of rice krispies, bacon, and Mom's chocolate chip cookies plus chocolate cake. In other words, when they came, we celebrated. And, while sad, I celebrate Bob's life & how he lived...

My condolences to the Jenkins family and friends. I enjoyed having Bob stop by my dealership with Mike Williams. I will count myself blessed to having met Bob and having him as a friend. God bless Bob and his family. A very good guy.