Robert Rex Stout

Dear Family of Bob,

My son and I became acquainted with your father at church where we regularly sat in the pew in front of him. He witnessed to having a strong faith by his singing and participation in the service. I know he visited your mother daily. After having breakfast with her on Sundays, he always attended the 11:00 worship service unless he was ill.

I did not hear of his death until after his service so was not able to extend my sympathy. You are in my thoughts and...

Kevin, Shawn, Tara,

I am sorry I was not in Michigan to be with you and your family during this difficult time. My love and affection goes out to each of you.

I have so many memories of Uncle Bob. I'd like to share a few. I most remember spending all Christmas vacations together and the one summer vacation on Lake Michigan. He always greeted me with "How you be?"

He wore velour zip up shirts, and ate cold pizza for breakfast along with cheeze that he put salt and...

February 3, 2009

It was August of 1951 that Bob and I were solicited to begin careers as trainees in Automotive Body Design.

From then on we shared parallel paths and worked together until our retirements.

I will fondly remember him for his sense of humor and quick wit. We kept in touch throughout the years.

He was unique.

My condolences to his family.

He is missed.

Our heart-felt sympathy for you Shawn and your family

Stout children,
I am sorry for your loss. I helped take care of your mother for a couple of years at her retirement home. I saw your dad quite often and his love for your mother. Your mother's face always lit up when your dad came to feed her breakfast. I told Bob on more than one occasion what a wonderful man and a great husband he was. He was so faithful about coming and being with your mother daily. I know from the stories he shared all the good times they had. I am sure he went...