Robert Clayton Rutledge, Sr.

I only knew Bob from taking to him in his store on Niles st. What a pleasure to talk to you. He seemed kind of grumpy at first. But he was not. He was pleasant , straight shooter kind man, very nice man.

JR Apodaca and family Bob will be missed our condolences to all the family Bob and his bait bucket have been a very important part of my whole family`s life in fueling our fishing passion thank you bob

I remember early 80´s when I and a few neighborhood friends used to ride our bikes to bob bait shop and pick some night crawlers and salmon eggs then stop at A&W by the railroad tracks and get a half a gallon of root beer and some cheeseburgers and ride all the way to the Aqueduct by Panama Ln., Cottonwood and fish. My condolences to you and your family

Ben, sorry to hear of your loss. Your father was a good man. It was always a pleasure to speak with him. May his dedication to our community live on.

Clay, Ben and family, I am sorry for the loss of your husband and father. While his life was not easy, he did provide access to fun (fishing) for me and sooo many others. Thank you all for working long hours and for being a great family to our community. Bob looked tired a lot, now he can just rest with his Lord, and enjoy heaven. Randy Ariey

What a great obituary honoring Mr. Rutledge. My condolences to the entire Rutledge family.

My family loved your dad. He helped me teach all my boys how to fish. He answered countless questions and always made us feel special when we came in. I will forever have great memories. Prayers and huggs to you Clay and Ben and all your extended family

I remember going with my dad as a child into Bobs. Great memories! My thoughts and condolences are with the family at this time .

EJ and family I send my condolences.