Robert L. Kirkpatrick

Alan and Bob, Mickey and I were saddened to hear of your father's passing. I have such fond memories of the early days when we did so much together as families at University Methodist. Your dad was a great teacher and wonderful gentleman who will be missed by many.

Bob, sorry to here of the passing of your dad. You and your family will be in our prayers. Billy & Edie

Dear Kirkpatrick family,

So sorry to hear that Mr. Kirkpatrick who has passed away, that I remebered that his wife, Mrs. Kirkpatrick was a wonderful teacher in 2nd grade at Belfair Elementary school. I remebered for several years ago when I saw them at the store where they lived on highland park close where I lived. May God bless you and take care of them in his hands. God Bless You all. Liz

Kirkpatrick Family,

Please accept my deepest sympathies on the loss of Mr. Kirkpatrick. I met him many years ago when Sean and I were in school together and he was such a delightful man. I know it's hard to lose your loved one but I hope you find peace knowing that he's in a better place, free from pain and reunited with his loving wife.

May you all find comfort in God and feel His love and strength during this time.

To Kenneth Kirkpatrick,
I am very sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. I never had the pleasure of meeting him. I know that he is at peace and in no pain. When my father died recently, you said some very comforting words to me. I hope that these words will help to ease your pain and sorrow. He is with Our Lord and one day we will all be reunited with those that have gone before us.
Love,
Michelle Bertin

To the family of Bob Kirkpatrick. We have many fond memories of "Kirk" from his days of living on Highland Park Drive. He was a fine, brave man who had a great sense of humor. We remember him and his wife as delightful neighbors and good friends with parents (Bill and Margaret Wilkinson). We send you our deepest sympathy and will keep you in our thoughts.