Robert Parrott

Dear Margie,
I was so sorry to hear of your loss. Bob was married to my cousin Jean. Elenor Fell and my mother, Betty Parker were sisters. I have fond memories of Bob during family gatherings at Christmas and my mother was extremely fond of him. I was so happy to see him several years ago at my aunt Jean's funeral. Once again, I am so sorry for your lost.

David Parker

Margie and family; I am so very sorry to hear about Bob. I kept up with him through Gary. I'm sorry he did not tell me about Bob's passing. God bless you and your family during this sad and difficult time. My sincere condolences to all. With love

Margie: My sincere sympathy to you, Amy, and family. Many thoughts and prayers are with you. Jan Davis, Episcopal Church of the Ascension, Northshore Drive.

Dear Margie,
On behalf of everyone at Knoxville Opera, please accept my condolences. I always looked forward to seeing Bob every Tuesday at Rotary and will miss our conversations about the operas, the ever-present twinkle in his eyes, his smile, and sense of humor. Thank you for your and Bob's friendship and support which has meant so much to me personally. May the memory of the great times Bob shared with everyone be a blessing to all.
Brian Salesky
Executive Director and Conductor
Knoxville Opera

I certainly enjoyed working with Bob over the past several decades!! Lots of good memories of projects and people Bob introduced me to even in Cocke County!! He should have written a book titled "Tales of the Tannery!!" He will be missed by many!

Margie, our thoughts are with you and your family.
Bob's memory will be with us forever.

Bob and Orpha Bennett

Margie, I'm terribly sorry for your loss. Bob was well-loved by the Rotary Club of Knoxville members. He will definitely be missed! Sending prayers of comfort to you & your family.

Margie: I am so sorry to hear of Bob's death. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. I will be in touch with you very shortly.

So sorry to hear of Bob's passing. I thoroughly enjoyed meeting and working with Bob when the owners of Mountain Homes decided to reconstruct their electrical power. It also was enjoyable to watch his architectural skills at work when he decided to have the home moved to it's present location there at Mountain Homes. Your family will be sustained and strengthened by many prayers as time goes by.

The "PLACE" won't be the same. I enjoyed our talks Bob. So sorry for your loss Margie. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Bob was a friend, mentor, professional and truly one of the absolute finest men I have ever known. His design talents, management skills and unparalleled sense of humor are legendary. There are some folks in life who represent the best of everything and that was Bob. My thoughts and prayers are with Margie and his wonderful family. Mike Ragsdale

David and I hold your whole family up in prayers.

The East Tennessee Chapter of the American Institute of Architects mourns the lost of one of our iconic members. Mr. Parrott was an exemplary architect, as his peers noted when they inducted him into the College of Fellows. His influence on Knoxville's built environment, and on the practice of those he mentored, will be a lasting tribute to his memory. Our thoughts are with the family.

Margie and Family
Mary Homer and I send our deep regrets on your loss of such an outstanding leader, gentleman and long time friend. Bob praised your wonderful support throughout his ordeal.