Robert C. Clements

Bob was an inspirational mentor and friend. We met at the Glenn/Alvernon, Coldwell Banker office in 1986 where Bob was my Branch Manager. We will miss this dear, sweet gentle man. Sending condolences to Jan and family.

The best.

I first met Bob at Coldwell Banker probably close to 25 years ago. He was my inspiration to start running marathons. He always had a smile and words of encouragement for me. He will be missed.

I was introduced to Bob through My Father, Kerry Holmes. Bob helped me and My Husband buy our first house. We are honored to have known Him. Everything said about Him is true. Such a proud Family Man and a very caring Friend to everyone. Thank you to the Clements Family for sharing Him with all of us. May your wonderful memories help you in this time.

My condolences to the entire family. Bob was a truly fine man & I enjoyed every chance we had to
visit.

Our hearts go out to Jan& the Clements Family. Our 40 yr Friendship was very special. Bob
Always had a smile & a laugh for everyone. Everything that has been said about him is so true - he loved his family and his friends very much.
And we all loved him. Remember we will meet again! God Bless. Vicki & Bill Bomberger

What a "GUY"! He was so Great! He was even a Friend to the Friendless. His smile and persona could make someone's day, even if they woke up on the wrong side of the bed! Bob, you are and will be on my mind with the lessons you taught me when I was sometimes out of line. Your calmness and grin always brought a smile to my face, no matter what was on my mind! Will miss you very much, Ciao for now!

Regardless of where I ran into Bob- grocery store, office or park, Bob always had a smile on his face had time for friendly conversation. U admired him tremendously. My condolences to Jan and
Family.

Bob was a friend, one of our best work buddies! Whenever we had the chance for a visit after our working days, it was a special treat. We´ll miss his laughter & his bright conversations! Our deepest sympathy to Jan & your family that made him so proud.

I treasure my memories of our talks walking the hallways. Politics, history, current events. A great man.

My heart goes out to the Clements family on this tremendous loss. Bob was a special friend. He was a great supporter of me and Jan in our charity work and he helped us find humor in any situation. Later, when I started a career in Real Estate, he was always available for a question or opinion. Together with Jan, he raised your great family and was so proud of each of you with your own unique gifts. I am grateful I had the privilege of knowing him. May God bless you all.

Bob was a stellar man! He took me under his wings at Coldwell Banker in 2000 and was a great friend and mentor in my life since that first day. He was who encouraged me to go toward the management end, and he´s was my sounding board and comrad through all the years.

I can´t think of a kinder, smarter, more generous soul than Bob.

He will surely be missed by all. But I know he will be cheering loudly for AZ Basketball in eternity!!

Patty Erickson

I had a real estate transaction with Bob in 1988 and with a 1 year old on my hip we had a wonderful escrow and closing. Later he helped recruit me to Coldwell Banker where I worked for 19 years. When I was sent to manage a branch I begged Bob to be my sales manager and he kindly complied. He mentored me during my early management years and became my long time friend. He even followed me to a new company and continued to support me. When he retired from real estate he told me "I´ve been doing this a long time and I haven´t made any big mistakes yet. I´m going to stop before I do." That was one of many pieces of advice Bob gave me in the last 35+ years. I followed his lead myself 2 years ago and he congratulated me for "selling at the top." Bob was one of the most significant men in my life and I will always be grateful for his friendship and guidance. My heart goes out to you Jan and family. He surely loved you dearly!

In loving memory of my dear friend Bob, whom I first met in Class 52 at El Centro Union School. Our friendship blossomed during those early years and continued to thrive as he served in the Army, learning Russian in the Bay Area. During that time, Bob often visited my wife and me in San Luis Obispo, CA, where I was attending college. Our lifelong bond was further strengthened through our cherished annual reunions with our other high school pals. Bob and I shared countless memorable days at the Del Mar racetrack, always trying to see which of us could keep our losses the smallest while betting on the ponies. His absence will be deeply felt. My heartfelt condolences go out to Jan and his family.

I met Bob through my daughter Melissa, (one of his caregivers )he was very nice and happy to have met Melissa´s mom. I was touched when I met him, he showed much love and appreciation for my daughter. He was excited about Khloe, my granddaughter who will be here soon. We will share with Khloe on how Bob was excited for her arrival. My deepest condolences to all the family. May God bless you and give you comfort. Jose & Luz Servin

I remember Bop smiling at a Padres baseball game surrounded by his grandchildren. He was always eager to offer insights into the finer points of the game to all within his orbit. Picturing him now in that setting, grinning, teaching, and breathing in the pleasant day and a good game, I am warmed by his memory.