Dr. Robert Rhea Nash Sr.

Dear Julia, I just learned of your brother's passing and wanted to express my deepest sympathies to you and all of your extended family. Dr. Nash was an awesome example of what following Jesus is like; he was a great mentor and respected professor of mine when I was a student at CWC. I'm sure he had a very positive effect on thousands of students over the years. I appreciate his influence in my life and am sure he leaves a hole in many hearts. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dear Harriet, I just found out about Bob's death from Beverly this afternoon. I am so sorry but I know he is at peace and without pain at last. Rest in Peace, Rise in Glory Bob! Love from a friend,

My prayers are with the family of Dr. Nash. The kindness and compassion that he showed to me and my family when my husband passed will always be treasured. His infectious smile would fill a room with joy. He will be missed.

I only found out about this after the memorial. I want to offer my condolences. Bob was an outstanding Rotarian, and a great colleague on the Anderson, Oconee, Pickens Mental Health Board. He will be missed for his kindness, and compassion to all.

CSM Nash, a man with many titles and accomplishments, was my father's ( MG William A Gantt Jr. ) Command CSM at the 108th TNG Command as mentioned. I know he loved my father and they spoke many times through the years. CSM Nash was a great man and a great Patriot for America! I am glad I knew him and it was a privilege to receive his wisdom through the years. The Gantt family is very sorry for your loss of this great man.

Dr. Nash was an enthusiastic and involved member of the board at Anderson-Oconee-Pickens Mental Health. Over the years I was able to appreciate his kindness and the wisdom he possessed as he approached the challenges we faced. He was always an advocate for the citizens of Pickens County and will be greatly missed. On a personal note he was also an encourager for my father Glenn. Dad was a father of two in the late 60s when he returned to complete his college degree in education. Even though...

I am so thankful for my interactions with Dr. Nash after becoming a faculty member in the Science Division at SWU. He was always such an encouragement. I know his fingerprints are present and will remain on our Division.

Jonathan and I thought a lot of Dr. Nash. He was a friend to everyone he met. He was such a fine example of a Christian. SWU lost an ardent supporter in his passing. He will truly be missed.

I'm so sorry to hear about your families loss. Dr Nash was a really good person. He will be greatly missed.