Robert Cleveland Turrentine

Perhaps the nicest thing that I can say about Bob is that I still think about him and that I still miss him. I'm guessing that I always will. On a lighter note, hope that y'all are doing ok.

It's hard to believe that it has been this long, but I can promise you that people at Mt. Bethel still remember your parents. Actually, a lady last Sunday asked me about them, even though she couldn't remember their names. The crew that used to sit around us still asks me about "Bob" stories, as he was a great story teller. I remember telling him one Sunday that he had been elected Mayor of our pew, and he said that he was calling for a recount, and if that didn't work, he would refuse to...

Grace and all other family members.
I can't even begin to tell you the mixed emotions I had when I heard about your parnets deaths. There are still people who come up to me at church and ask how the nice man that sat with me is doing. They didn't even know his name but they sure remember how he interacted with them, and it was all positive. I can tell you that my years as his "pew brother" will always be remembered and cherished. Seeing your parents coming into the sanctuary always put a...

Richard & family,
Bob was a great business man and I have fond memories of the relationship we enjoyed with OBF. My deepest sympathy.
Hermann Baxter

Bob was a wonderful person to work for. I started working at Original Brand Foods in 1990 and had no experience whatsoever in the Food industry. I am ever grateful for what I learned there. It was as wonderful place to work and was truly like a family.

Bob truly did model a life of giving. My sincerest condolences to your family on your loss.

Lisa and Cedric Prather

Richard & Family - you know that I had the utmost respect for your father. He was kind, smart and had high integrity. He was the rare businessman who knew how to treat people right and make a profit. He had a long life and I wish you all the best with his passing.

Bob and Imogene never missed an opportunity to share their lives with others and were true Christians. I am so thankful for the time I had with them as a teen at Sango.

Rest gently in the everlasting arms, Mr. (and Mrs.)Turrentine. Remembering our many happy years as your neighbors just down the street in Clarksville. Condolences to Carol and all the family.