Robert L. "Bob" Sargent Jr.

Bob was a Rad Tech at Baptist Hospital when I was a Radiology student there. He was always willing to help us. Always smiling and giving us advise. May Jesus comfort the family in the days to come.

Great Uncle Bob was an amazing uncle and person. He always had a smile on his face and greeted you with the best hugs. You never wondered if he liked you, he made it clear that he loved you. When I graduated from college with my degree in dance education other people said I would never find a job - he created a beautiful stain glass pointe shoe to hang in my classroom. He also created original pieces for both my children when they were born. We are continually surrounded by his love and...

Was an X-ray student at baptist school of radiology when he worked there and worked with him after graduating. He was always a very kind and happy person. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family .

I heard about Mr. Bob from friends in Manila. They all suggested I "had" to meet him. They were concerned about me- that I didn´t already know him. Then, I met Mr. Bob. The Filipino friends had been right.

I stood beside Bob in the choir fro many years and was so blessed to have him as a friend. I will never forget him telling me, "Paul, you may not hit every note correctly, but you do so with confidence.". My wife and I were also blessed to have been on a mission trip to Moscow in 2003 with Bob. He was an exceptional man and I will miss him and look forward to him greeting me when we next meet. Praying for Jessie as she goes through the mourning process. God bless the family.

Mr. Bob was my surrogate father on the mission field. We first took off together to St. Croix back in 1996 to repair some hurricane damage. For the next 20 years we wandered all over the globe together building churches, building memories and having the time of our lives serving the Lord Jesus Christ and His people. From St. Croix, to Moscow, to Manilla, to Cali and many points in-between we shared one another´s passion for mission work. I loved Mr. Bob. Make that I love Mr. Bob. I wish could...

Mr. Bob was my surrogate father on the mission field. We first took off together to St. Croix back in 1996 to repair some hurricane damage. For the next 20 years we wandered all over the globe together building churches, building memories and having the time of our lives serving the Lord Jesus Christ and His people. From St. Croix, to Moscow, to Manilla, to Cali and many points in-between we shared one another´s passion for mission work. I loved Mr. Bob. Make that I love Mr. Bob. I wish could...

I knew Bob many years at Platt Springs and being in handbell choir with him as my director! A great friend indeed!

Michael and family - I am sorry to hear of your fathers passing. You will be together again as God has promised. I send you my love and prayers.