Robert Clark

We were devastated to hear of Bob´s passing. He was our State Farm insurance agent for almost 30 years. He and his wife, Doreen, and his son, Grant, are the kindest and most caring people - always remembering our names and taking care of our insurance needs. We will miss them all immensely now that the office is closed. Our hearts go out to Doreen, Grant and the rest of Bob´s family.

I am very sad to hear of his passing! He was my state-farm agent for admittedly a short couple years, but he came highly recommended from my siblings who knew him as their amazing agent for years before that. I loved the few interactions I had with him and his great attitude and personality! Though I did not know him long he will be missed very much.

I am so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. He has been my insurance agent for many many years. He was always so kind and made you feel like you were the only concern he had when he was meeting with you. His wife, Doreen and son, Grant, have the same qualities. Sending condolences to his family.

Fond memories of Bob and Doreen during High School. Loved his smile and his kindness. The cutest couple of all time! Sorry for your loss. Prayers for Doreen and family during this time. Denise Underwood

Such a pleasure to work with Bob and his family, fellow Wyoming natives. He was so welcoming with such a kind, genuine smile.

So many wonderful memories of when we were growing up. All us cousins spent a lot of time together fishing, skiing, playing games, eating holiday dinners together, sleding while being pulled around on an old car hood, and just hanging out playing. The memory that sticks in my mind is when we went to Casper to visit and our parents decided they wanted to go up Casper mountain only problem was we didn't have enough room for everyone to get up there. Our folks had a plan, they put all us kids in the trunk of a big old car and up the mountain we went. We had a blast, sure wouldn't do anything like that now days. I also remember watching Bobby practice at the park when he was a Casper Trooper! Boy was he good!! They traveled all over to perform. So many wonderful memories. Hugs and prayers for you Doreen, your boys and the rest of the family. Love you, Carolyn

My uncle Bob always had a big contagious smile! You could always count on that. When I was growing up we often visited salt lake with my mother Nancy (Bobs sister) on a particular trip he treated his sister and her kids to a day at Boondocks! Being from Wyoming us little Casper folks had never experienced anything quite like it nor would we have without uncle Bobs fun loving spirit that insisted we went! I´ll always remember racing in the go carts and bumper boats and feeling so loved!

Loved working with Bob and Doreen with Stare Farm. Bob was a genuine person and always made everyone feel comfortable. My deepest sympathy to Doreen and family.
Pat Searle

My favorite childhood memories are of traveling to Casper to visit Uncle Bob (Bob´s father), Aunt Rose and my cousins, Bob being closest to my age. I will never forget enjoying his father´s delicious Chili on the back patio. My favorite memory, though, is of making start and stop videos where us kids all climbed into a box and then came back out as if we all fit in a box much too small for even two of us. Such fun times! "Bobby Wayne", as we knew him then, was loved by me and my brother, Grant (after whom his son is named). My only vacations as a kid were with Bob´s family (Denver, Yellowstone, Casper). I have always hoped we could reconnect as adults but time got away from us. Love, however, lasts forever. I will always miss you, Bobby Wayne!