Robert M. McCloud II

Bob the All City Tackle was BIGGER THAN LIFE to me as a 14 year old freshman at DeVilbiss High School in September of 1957. I knew who Bob was walking past him in the halls or on the practice field but didn't know Bob until much later. I became friends with classmate sister Joan and later in 1960 little brother Jim and finally little sister Jill who was in my Orientation class at Start High School in 1966. Thankful for support of Bob Sr. & Lenore at Start Sideliners. Proud and thankful for...

Carol and family ~ my deepest sympathy on the loss of Bob. I had the pleasure of being his Customer Service Rep at Glenncraft. I enjoyed many conversations with Bob over the years and shared many laughs. The most impressive thing about him to me was his love for his family. He always spoke with pride about his wife, children and grandchildren He was a remarkable man who will be missed by all who knew him!

My thoughts and prayers are with all the McCloud family. As I walked the halls of DeVilbiss High School in 1957, Bob was a walking legend of that great 1957 Tiger football team. I remmeber that first victory over Central in Page stadium. So many great memories of your family, Bob and your Mom and Dad. Joane, Jim, Jill I am thinking of you at this time of your loss.
Dan Simrell

As I read Nancy Forderer's tribute, I had to smile at the memories. Ken was one of the "Leos" at the Leo Party and he, Bob and Larry were just what a Leo should be - loud, funny and warm. Every time I think of Bob I have to smile, because it always made me happy to be around him. I send my love to Carol and family and hope that Ken, Bob and Larry are having a great reunion now.

Bob was one of Larry's Forderer's very best friends. I remember going to Carol and Bob's for dinner and then when we were leaving Bob would walk us out to the car, and he
and Larry would continue talking for over an hour before we actually left.

After Larry died, Bob called me almost every other day to see how I was doing. His support and words meant so much to me at that time.

In the early 1970's, Bob and Carol and Larry and I planned a family trip to Disney World and...

My thoughts and sympathy to the McCloud family. I would like to say Hip Hip Hurray! For a great man. One of my Dad's best friends, one of my favorites of my Dad's friends, always warm and smiling, and funny. Solid through and through. RIP

Dear Carol and family,
We were shocked and saddened by the news of Bob's passing. He was a wonderful, caring, fun loving man and will be missed by all. We are sorry we can't be there but send our love and prayers to you and your family.
God Bless you all,
Joe ad Sandy Belinske

On behalf of the Forderer Family:

What a huge loss. You will not be forgotten. You are one of My Dad's trusted "Go To Guys". You have touched each one of the Forderer's and we each have our own unique "Mr. McCould" very special memories.

Memories from Coco Beach (see photo, ps that's you in the doorway), to Indian Guides :), to countless sails on Engender, The Drug Corner Family, and when I was 9 after my eye operation (by Dr. Koop) you made a special trip to the house...

Kristi I remember what a sweet man your sad was. I'm so sorry for your loss.