Robert Thomas Wilder

I've know Bobby since the seventies when he worked at Lazarus downtown. I still have the Fisher speakers I bought from him all six of them. He was a nice man who made me feel welcomed at the bars since I was one of few blacks who went out to the clubs. I miss his presence and many people loved and respected him.

I love you bobby, thanks for giving me a chance.

From the day I met Bobby as a wine salesman, to the days at Lazurus and till the day of going home to be with the Lord, he has always been in my heart.
Will miss you "little sammy davis jr."
Joe Moriarty

Bobby and I shared many wonderful moments through the years and I will cherish them forever. I'm so sorry for the Wilder family's loss. He was a great man and forever in my thoughts.

Bobby made my partner Billy and I feel so welcome to Columbus after we moved here from Atlanta 7 years ago. His smile and cheer will be greatly missed by us.

Our greatest sympathies to Bobby's family and his family of friends. We will miss this loving, generous hearted, fun to be around man of strength, integrity, and so much more to all who loved him. God bless you forever. Your mark will not be forgotten. Peace.

Your friends, Ron Shelton and Tim Wolfe

My friend and high school running buddy along with Sonny Moman. One of the original Berkeley Boys. My prayers go out to the Wilder Family...Toby Bristol

Bobby and I went to high school together and I will always remember his big smile and fun ways. My prayers to his family at this time.

Robert & Marc Wilder and Family; my condolences. You are in my prayers.