Roberta J.F. "Bobbi" Wray

Oh how time passes,another year has passed and i'm reminded Bobbi,i no longer with us. I don't know the exact year but it was in the 80's i started taking care of her & Ellen's yawn,and shrubs,and acassionly snow..I knew she was a Smart woman.and i knew i respected her,again i pray your Resting in Peace

Roberta was my high school mentor for math. Every evening she would explain it all to me.those were the days of a corded phone, one per house. I moved away from Flint after college.

Bobbi was a class act thru and thru. We have lost a great person. Being in public safety for 37 years our paths crossed quite often. I will cherish conversations we shared about anything and everything. Rest In Peace Bobbi.

MY FELLOW MICHIGAN FAN AND MY FRIEND

I met Bobbi in the 70's. I was a waitress , myself and several other wait staff thought she was a fun and energetic lady . She left Five news and I left the waitress life. Lost contact for many years and then....my daughter went to a court house to get married...the judge walks in and.says"hey Carol ,hey Bill" glad to see ya! It was Bobbi, she married the two...and then we got to catch up some. Bobbi was always such a good person and could lite up a room with her beautiful Smile.. She will...

What a great lady. I remember her from the days that she was a reporter, and I was a paramedic and sheriff's deputy. She was always very professional, and everyone liked her. I am certain that she will be missed. Michael Becker, GCSO Captain, Retired.

I remember "Bobbie" well from her TV days & also when we had a special friend of ours who suffered a horrible accident causing him to lose his leg when he wasn't even 10 years old. Former Gov. Swainson came to St. Joseph's Hospital to give Scott a much-needed inspirational lift, because of his own service era injuries that left him with 2 prosthetic legs. Bobbi was one of the reporters covering the story. That was in the mid '70's, but we are so glad that Scott went on to have a good,...

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