Robert Ross

My deepest sympathies to Mildred, Steven, & Allan. Bob was a true friend. We started running around together when I was in Jr. High. Bob was 4 years older than me be it didn't stop him from inviting me along in his adventures. Bob entered the Air Force but we still kept touch, either by letter or when he was home on leave. When Bob returned from the service he got a beautiful Plymouth Roadrunner. We took that car everywhere.
Bob invited me to play on his SWB slo-pitch team. Honestly...

I am so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. I knew him through my ex spouse Terry Shain. Incidentally, Terry just passed away this last Monday the 18th. They worked together a number of years. I used to gig Bob all the time about his beloved Sooners. And..yes Bob, I am the one that put the KSU Wildcats flag on your porch and photographed it for the guys at work! All my love to the family.

My deepest sympathies to Mildred, Steven, & Allan...I worked with Bob for 27 of his 30+ years at Bell and he could always be counted on to be a good conversationalist...His versatility involving a myriad of subjects is something that I'll always remember about him...We both loved baseball, and could talk for seemingly endless sessions about our National Pastime...In the late 1980's I witnessed my new found Christian faith and I remember Bob being both supportive and happy for me...He was...

Bob always had a quiet and easy approach to life. Sometimes it looked as if he wasn't listening or participating in the conversation but then he would speak up and I knew he had been involved the entire time.

Bob was my brother-in-law and I'm very happy my sister had him in her life. The two of them sure took great care of each other. I will always remember Bob Ross and the impact he had on the family. He will be misssed.

Bob was my best friend in high school. We had some really fun times. After high school we joined the Air Force 3 months apart. He served honorably and I made it a career. So sorry we lost touch.

Rest Robert, until you hear at dawn,
the low, clear reveille of God.

Thank you for your service to this nation. U.S. Air Force.

Bob. Pleasure to have met you, as well as share some laughs. Rest in Heaven.

Valencia

Sorry to hear of Bob's passing, my condolences, thoughts & prayers to wife, Mildred & family ....he & Sonny are playing Indian ball now!!!..Had great times playing softball with Bob at Cessna & park board....the great after parties at my house.

So many years have passed and we all have taken different paths through life here on earth,,I do have wonderful memories of our youth. Bob was a few years older than most of the other boys in the Orchard, so yes, he was the dominant male..What I remember most was playing football in the empty lot next to his house. He was never to rough on us younger guys. and "dragging" Douglas, he had the car and we were young and willing...All good memories of a friend long forgotten until today..Rest in...