Robert B. Meyer II

Bob was one of the most gifted, natural actors I had the pleasure to work with and he introduced me to Morgenhall in "The Dock Brief," a role that I played again and again. He will always continue to be an important influence on my life.

In Remembrance of Bob Meyer

Bob Meyer and I were “best friends” throughout the “sixties” and well into the “seventies”, until our lives went separate ways and we lost touch with each other. We met in Carbondale, Illinois, at Southern Illinois University where Bob was a student and I was a professor in the mathematics department. Bob and I had common interests in theatre, literature, and music. In the fall of 1962, we both had roles in a theatre department production of “Look...

It has been so very many years since, for example, I sat at a table with Bob, but as this the day before Thanksgiving is here I can easily say I am grateful that no matter the passage of time we know that important families of friends remain in our memory hearts forever.

Wishing Peace,

Sharon and family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you to help in this difficult time of your life.

Karen and Family,
My love and prayers to you and yours. **Big tight hugs**
I have only wonderful memories of my youth spent around your family's beautiful energy and vibe. Bob will live on in our hearts always. I remember his hearty laugh and broad smile. He and mom (Bonnie) are embracing and reuniting right now.
Let me know of any other support I can give to you.
xoxoxox
Tanya Renee Hunt

May you rest in peace with god in heaven and all the angels surrround you now.