Robert LIVENGOOD

Bob and I played on the Wadsworth High baseball team and I considered him a good friend, classmate and a heck of a catcher. Mike Martin/California

I remember Bob as Bobby when I played little league ball for Harold Highburger. Bobby was always their to help Harold. Unlike a lot of kids that age he tried to help and teach all of us that were a couple of years younger than he.

Judy, My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Many good memories working with Bob at WCH. He was very intelligent and always did what was best for the patients. Prayers are with you at this difficult time. Cindy Drewes

Judy, My condolences to you and your family. My memories of Bob began as a BGSU student in kinesiology and then as a coworker at the hospital. He was a very generous person, always willing to listen, teach and inspire. He certainly was a champion of our profession and will be missed. Patti Snyder

I was a quiet reserved high school kid who aspired to be an athletic trainer when I received a reply from the Head Athletic Trainer at Bowling Green State University, Bob Livengood. He invited me up for a visit to BGSU on a football weekend, and I made up my mind then that that is where I wanted to go. I'm sure I wasn't the student Bob expected to stay with it as I was slow to catch on, picking up the nickname, "Speed". Being around Bob Livengood was an inspiring experience, and he always was...

Bob Livengood was a brilliant mentor. I learned so much from him in the two years that I was an assistant athletic trainer at Bowling Green (my first job)! He was kind, gentle, and soft spoken with a work ethic beyond belief.

Thinking of you with deepest sympathy,
Patricia (Herbert) Troesch