Robert Nunley

I feel very fortunate to have been blessed with such, loving, spiritual souls for Grandparents,(Bob and Ann Nunley) I have SO many wonderful memories at the farm...horses..musical instruments...massage therapy..koi pond..(inside the music room!) ..gardening..windchimes...& so much more...How great to have been SO lucky to have them both. The only thing I regret is not spending more time there as an adult. You will be missed by MANY, Grandpa Bob!!

My deepest sympathy to the Nunley famiy The last time I saw Bob was when he came to pay his respects to my grandmother(his sister) who had past. I always loved to listen to him talk about life. What a wonderful man. Thoughts and prayers to you.

My visual/auditory memory of Bob consists of his moving through the crowds at ISSSEEM conferences playing guitar and singing, "We'll start in just 5 minutes......we'll start in just 5 minutes....we'll start in just 5 minutes, so please move along." Also, he greeted me in front of the Millenium Hotel in earlier days of ISSSEEM to tell me that he had injured his shoulder in a fall and had healed it through meditation. Judith Day

Ann, we love you and Bob very much. Thank you for all that you have both done in this life. And know that Bob is having a fine time in the Afterlife. I saw him bouncing on giant balls when he first arrived - just like him. He said the air was clear, which was nice, but that he missed you. We hope you are taking good care of yourself now. We are here for you. Big hugs and love, Anne and Greg

Ann, Who can argue that you and Bob live lives that reveal the potential of humanity. And you do it so effectively, one at a time. Bob has touched many lives. I was graced to know him. He'll be missed. Love to you,

Christine Bender

My heart goes out to you, Ann, and to your family. Bob was a truly wonderful, caring man. He will be missed by so many folks.

Bob was one of the greatest people I've met.

I love this man sooooo much....I had some of my favorites moments going through the graduate program at Holos and having some private talks with Bob. Thinking of him will always make me smile....what a wonderful man. I will miss the thought of him but know that he is simply on the other side of the veil watching and helping us (as soon as he's had some time on that side to rest and play a little!) Much love to Ann and Family, Ginger Bowler