Robert Eugene Haynes

I just found this Obit by seeing he had passed in a Rowan magazine I hadn´t got around to reading. He was one of my art Teachers at Glassboro State College. I loved his classes because he made things interesting and sparked our creativity. He had some of the best stories about his pitman home and a very mischievous but friendly ghost he said occupied the house with his family. He would tell us how things would be moved or go missing and how chairs would rock. He said his kids saw the ghost and would talk to him. It was very interesting because he researched it and found out all he could about the history of his home. He always had interesting stories like that. He was always happy and smiling and really knew how to teach and inspire young minds. He will be greatly missed.
Sincerely
Sandra Blackman Grayce (88)

Just remembering Bob after looking at all his works that I have in my personal collection. Many fond memories of Bob - both as an artist and personally!!!!!! I owned a gallery and sold many of his works. However, I had a hard time selling his work since I enjoyed every piece of his work - and therefore, it ended up in my personal collection. Think of him often as I walk through the house and see his work. He was without a doubt one of the premier artists I represented in my gallery - guess that is why most all ended up in my personal collection. He became a friend which makes his works even more special to me!!!!!!

Marc, thank you for sharing this wonderful journey of your father's life with us. He lead a full life. Knowing you makes me feel as if I know your dad. The apple dosen't fall far from the tree. He must have been a kind and loving man where family was paramount. I believe that you and John picked the perfect way to honor Dad's life today. May God bless his soul and those that he left behind.