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I was Bob's first partner in the second round of the first year Ames competition and was one of the early fans of both his intelligence and his humanity
Russell A. Simpson
July 13, 2023 | School
Charlottesville, Virginia
Robert N. Sayler died in Charlottesville, Va. on Wednesday, September 7, 2022 at the age of 82. Bob was born and raised in Kansas City where at age 14 he met the love of his life Marty and is survived by her after 60 years of marriage.Bob was a Kansas high school debate champion before venturing...
Read MoreI was Bob's first partner in the second round of the first year Ames competition and was one of the early fans of both his intelligence and his humanity
Russell A. Simpson
July 13, 2023 | School
Professor Sayler, I was very sad to hear of your passing. After the first class I took with you, I went on to take every one of your classes offered at UVA Law. You and Professor Shadel armed me with the practical tools necessary to serve my clients as a public defender and I use these tools every single day. Prior to taking your class, I had no idea you were a literal legal legend, and, despite your stature, you still taught us with the utmost respect and humility, which says a lot about you...
Derrick C. Johnson
October 13, 2022 | School
My heartfelt condolences to the entire Sayler family. Bob had a brilliant mind, an extraordinary sense of humor and a kind heart. It was a privilege to work with and, know him. Karla (Balourdos) Ramage
Karla (Balourdos) Ramage
September 20, 2022 | Work
I've worked for him only for few days, he had sense of humor, appreciation whatever simple thing done to him. I was glad he hasn't suffer and gone peacefully. RIP Mr. Bob, you will be missed.
Tirsit
September 15, 2022
So sorry for your loss, Marty. Enjoyed working with him.
Irene Blenker Black
September 15, 2022 | Work
Marty I we are sorry for your loss. We were shocked when we saw the announcement in the paper this evening. Bob was a welcome presence and a piece of home when ever he came in to see us. It was always a break to be able to talk about Kansas City, real bar-b-que and mid-west values. First Len Dawson, now Bob. What a loss for Kansas City and Charlottesville. We shall miss those conversations. Thank you for sharing him with us. Tracey and I will keep you and your family in our hearts...
Lloyd Givan
September 14, 2022 | Other