Robert C. Webster Jr.

Mr. Webster was a first-class person at Maclay. Maclay was blessed to have Mr. Webster working there. I have many good memories of him. He was a class act.

Rest in peace!

I knew Rob through Aviation.I flew Rob and Cindy for 8 years from Ohio and Thomasville,Ga It's been 14 years since I've been in S. Ga,TLH area.Am going there the 1ts week of June and to my surprise and sadness I came upon the news of Rob's passing. Funny how a man I didn't know too long left me pleasant memories (As did the Firman Family)was always a pleasure to fly for and was just a quality guy. My condolences Cindy,Bo ,Pam.
Jim Welty

Very sorry to hear about Rob's death. I worked with him at Maclay and know he will be missed. May he rest in peace.
Gerry Vernot

Harvey,
Our Prayers and Thoughts are with you and your extended Family. May all the People your Brother touched bring smiles to your Lives. May we all strive to be an educator and friend to others like your brother. May the Beauty of NATURE bring SUNshine like Mr Webster did to so many.

Mr. Webster was truly a pillar of Maclay School. Without his booming voice and cheerful whistling, the halls of Maclay will feel uncharacteristically quiet. Mr. Webster always took the time to stop and talk to others; his face lit up while talking to a student about their lives or to the many fathers who stopped to talk with him about their shared pastimes. Parents and students alike felt reassured by his guidance, because he was such an expert in his field. But his skills were balanced by...

We will miss Mr. Webster. He was such a fixture at Maclay - always there outside the office in the mornings to greet everyone. He knew all the kids and always had a twinkle in his eye when he talked with them.

Our condolences to his family.

The world will be a lesser place without Rob Webster.

Mr. Webster was many things for me..Homeroom teacher,Science teacher and Soccer Coach. Later in life he became my friend and a counselor to my children. I once ask Catie ( who just graduated) what she did for lunch...she replied "I eat with Mr. Webster". He touched all our lives in many ways and I am grateful to have known him and will miss him! Gray Cartee ( First Fourth Grade Class at Maclay in 1968).