Robert Brannon McElreath, Jr

We really miss Bob! He was a great joy to have as our next door neighbor here at Windsor Run. He was kind, thoughtful, gentle, friendly, and loved to go to dinner. He loved to talk about sports, especially the Atlanta Braves!
We loved to kid him about the Braves, because they used to be our Milwaukee team before leaving for Atlanta many years ago!
Rest in peace, Bob, we think of you often. Sandy & I and continue to enjoy our time with your lovely wife Susan

Still remembering the good times, fishing on lake Keowee and family swims and picnic. Hope to build new memories with you soon.

Very engaging, friendly, and soft spoken. We knew right away he would become a good friend. We always enjoyed the many dinners and conversations we had with Bob & Susan.

Susan and family: My condolences on your loss. As our scout troop treasurer for many years, Bob was a reliable but more important CARING member of our troop committee. His efforts allowed the troop to organize not only regular campouts but many high adventure trips and kept us financially solvent. With Bob, I knew we were in good hands for the finances! But more important, I will remember his steady hand, wisdom, kind words and happy laugh!

Susan, Jim and I are saddened by the death of Bob. He and Jim's knowing each other goes back to their Georgia State days. He respected Bob's ability to management the finance faculty at Clemson to the high esteem everybody held for him. Esther and Jim Davis

Although I only had a short time to get acquainted with Bob, I had fun bantering over the bridge table at Windsor Run. My heart goes out to you and the family Susan for your loss. May God bless your good memories of times together with Bob as you face the sad days ahead.
With condolences,
Lynn and Bob Domras

Susan,
My deepest sympathy to you and the family. Bob was the "chair" I looked up to the most at Clemson University. He was a terrific man. I think of you often, and all of us in forestry, wildlife, and fisheries miss you and Bob!

Bob was a truly wonderful individual. He was the one who found out about the opportunity for me to teach at Ben Gurion University in Israel during the Spring of 1989. I applied and got the terric opportunity to teach Corporate Finance and Managerial Economics (in English) during the Spring semester of 1989. It wason the graduade level. It was a veryery, very meaningful experience for both my wife, Joyce, and I to live in Israel for an extended period of tme. Bob was a very thoughtful and energetic Department Head. It was an honor to work for him.

My fondest memory was a fabulous road trip to the tip of Florida with Bob and Susan. Bob had planned stops for gourmet dining every day; enjoyed fishing in the Gulf and of course eating our catch. It was a great trip.

Susan--Our hearts go out to you. Please know that we are thinking about you and your family. And know how we relish many happy memories of times we shared. Bruce and Dot Yandle

Trish and I are honored to have a friendship with Bob. His clever and unique insight and cheerful demeanor gave us a boost and still does when we think of him. We had lots of happy times playing cards, going to Georgia Tech football games, and sharing meals at home or at restaurants. Bob simply made the world better and still does.

Condolences to Susan and the entire family.
Bob, you were our short time friend here at Windsor Run
(only 14 months), but our memories of you will always be long time. Rest in Peace
From across the hall, Ed & Sandy Chase

Our condolences to the family.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this time of great loss.
Tracy & Hana Abbasi
Isabella & Preston Yancey

Linda and I have you all in our thoughts and prayers, Love Ted & Linda Holloway