Mobile, Alabama
NICKELS Robert Darrell Nickels- Age 72. A native of Indiana and a longtime resident of Irvington, AL died at a local hospital on Monday, July 2, 2007. Mr. Nickels was a retired machinist with Gulf Coast Fabricators. He served with the U.S. Army as a radio operator and was a member of the Bayou La...
Read MoreHey, Pop! Words can't express how much I'll miss you and love you! You meant so much to so many people. I'm proud that I can say you were my Pop. I don't know all of the flight lingo, Dad, but I'm hoping you're having the best flight ever!! I love you!! From your T-bird.
Terry Davis
July 13, 2007 | Danville, IN
Bob, you will be missed by all those who love you. Our memories are many and will be held dear. Trains, planes and computers not to forget puzzles were a fun pastime for you...
Becky know how much we all love you and don't forget your Indy family looks forward to vists from you in time...
Mike, June & Tabby Nickels
July 11, 2007 | Advance, IN
The few years I knew Bob, he was always friendly and gracious on my visits. He and Becky seemed to have the perfect system worked out in their golden years to accomodate family and hobbies. Becky may God give you peace now knowing you took good care of Bob and I just know he would agree.
Pat Stevens
July 09, 2007 | Tomball, TX
My sincere condolences to the Nickels family from a DC-3 Airways pilot.
Bill Rumpf
July 09, 2007 | New York, NY
God speed, Bob.
George Nuse
July 08, 2007 | Atlanta, GA
We at DC3 Airways were very sorry to here about Mr. Nickels. I'm sure he is flying without a worry about fuel or weather now. God bless you all.
Gordon Morris
BTCM US Navy Retired
Gordon Morris
July 08, 2007 | Mechanicsville, VA
My sincere condolences and sympathies to the Nickels family. May the peace of God guard your hearts and minds in the days of grieving.
Bill Commys
Mercator Virtual Airline
Bill Commys
July 08, 2007 | Nipawin, SK
I will miss you dad.
Mike Nickels
July 07, 2007 | Advance, IN
May God keep you safe in His hands, brother.
My prayers are with your family. Fly high, you are in great hands now.
Jack W. Power III, MC44
SGT US Army (retired)
Jack Power III
July 07, 2007 | Roy, WA
