Robert Raymond Tway III

Ironically, just minutes before opening your email, I was reading his auto bio in The NW Classen reunion booklet (2007), and was amazed (again) by his brilliant career in all parts of N. America; a veritable renaissance man.

Bob was a great person and human being. Carried himself always with class. He was a complete joy to be around. I´m sure he´ll be hugely missed by his family. Ashley Backman

It was my good fortune to be one of Bob's friends, and frat bros. in high school. He was always cheerful, friendly, and hard working. He was such an outstanding student student that many of his friends affectionately referred to him as being "annoyingly brilliant". Farewell, and rest in peace.

Molly, I'm so sorry for your loss of Bob, and so glad you and he had these years together. The golf games you both enjoyed, the family time, and the laughs you shared mean so much. Best wishes from Atlanta! Julie Chautin

I was priviledged to work with Bob and play a little golf with him. He was an exceptional leader and mentor. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I would like to extend our deepest condolences to you and the family for your loss. Bob and I spent much time working together when he was in Atlanta and I enjoyed that time with him very much. You all will be in our prayers and thoughts, God Speed.

Molly, I am so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you, Margi (Weir).

So sorry for your loss