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Christine Mize
December 21, 2024
Bob was a very good man and I enjoyed talking to him at work and also at his retirement home in Covington. Prayers for his family.
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Ben Vickery
December 20, 2024
My first memory of Bob is from our getting acquainted through amateur radio. His call was W4NNN and my call was K4PHA. I lived with my parents in Lavonia, GA and Bob lived in an apartment near, as I remember, Canton, GA. He had a job as a tv repairman. We were both around 18 years old.
He couldn“t have a ham antenna in his apartment and he would drive to a spot out in the country and use Mobile ham radios in his car. We had many conversations that way.
We both joined the USAF in 1961, and met face to face at Lackland AFB, TX in September 1961. After basic training we were assigned to Tech school at Keesler AFB where we were in training in different schools for about one year. After training we went our separate ways, Bob to Davis-Monthan AFB near Tucson AZ and me to Barksdale AFB near Shreveport, LA.
We stayed in touch during our Air Force careers and reconnected in Atlanta after I was discharged in July 1966. Bob was working for RCA Computer Systems, and I actually cancelled a job I had agreed to begin in Cape Canaveral, FL in two weeks and joined the company Bob was working for in Atlanta. I was at Bob and Pats wedding, and remember the birth of their son David. We continued to be friends and visited back and forth over the years
I had the privilege of meeting Bobs brother Donald, and his wife Lucille, along with Bobs sister Sue.
Bob was a good man and a true friend. David, thank you for calling me, and I wish you and your family comfort and trust that faith will sustain you all.
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