Robert Palmer

Pastor Palmer has positively impacted so many lives with his Walk with God, his spiritual insight, and quiet manner. Our visits would always start with what he was reading in the Word that day. He would recollect his childhood, the love he had for his lovely wife, his ministry and deep love of the scriptures; and the love he had for his children, grandchildren and the church. I'm thankful for his life and his presence on this earth.

Pastor Palmer was my Pastor in Ottumwa, Iowa. They were wonderful people and I treasure the memories I have of both of them.

Pastor Palmer came into my life in Aug. 1990. My husb. Gil and I had just changed churches and he, and PCC, welcomed us into theirs. Two mos. later Gil passed away unexpectedly at 41 yrs old leaving me with 2 young dtrs and our new 'dream home' we had built 2 yrs earlier after moving up from So.Ca. I had no relatives living by me. He took the 3 of us under his wings and helped us thru that horrific time. His door was always open to me. He became my 'adopted dad', and has been these 24 yrs...

Have many memories of Uncle Bob and Aunt Eleanor. We saw them many times at Great Grandma's home in Scotts Valley. They attended many of the Palmer family gatherings, and the last time I saw them was At an event at Jack Palmer's home in Vallejo. Uncle Bob was the minister that performed my wedding ceremony. He will be truly.missed. He always had a smile for everyone. My condolences to the family. Patty Hoover Ireland,

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

He was a family friend and one of the Pastors at my home church of Pacific Christian Center. Such a dear and sweet gentleman he was. Had a heart of gold especially for people and definitely for Jesus. He will be missed but he's definitely in the presence of the Lord and with his lovely wife Eleanor. RIP sir and God bless his family!!

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Pastor Palmer was always such a kind man. He will be missed

Several years ago, I had attended Pacific Christian Center regularly, but was not a member. During that time, Pastor Palmer had long retired, and was highly regarded as Pastor Emeritus. One Sunday, when I arrived about 10 minutes late to the second service, and Pastor Palmer was apparently leaving the first service. He approached me as I was leaving my car, introduced himself, and personally welcomed me to the second service. That best describes Pastor Palmer´s devotion to his fellow...