Robert Gene Lewis

Robert "Bob" Gene Lewis, 62, of McCloud, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully on November 11, 2025, surrounded by the love of his family.
Born on June 16, 1963, in Oklahoma City, Bob grew into a man known for his steady kindness, quiet strength, and unwavering heart. He built a long and dedicated career with Hugg & Hall, where he was respected not only for his hard work, but for the genuine care he showed to those around him.
Bob's life was made even richer by the loyal companionship of his beloved dogs, T-Bone, Cooper, and Rocket, who were his constant sidekicks and brought him comfort, many laughs with their antics, and unconditional love.
On September 22, 2023, Bob married the love of his life, Lisa, in a joyful Las Vegas celebration, an unforgettable moment that marked the beginning of a cherished chapter. With Lisa, Bob found not only companionship, but a family he wholeheartedly embraced. He stepped into his role as a loving father and Papa with pride and devotion, blessing the lives of Kyle Hall and wife Alicia, and their children Jake, Kylie, Kenzi, and Raegan; McKeever Hall and wife Shalee, and their children Hayden and Zander; and Kaylyn Wilkes and husband Brian, and their children Rayson and Everly; as well as numerous other loving family and friends. To each of them, Bob gave his time, his heart, and a love that will not be forgotten.
Bob enjoyed many passions throughout his life. He loved classic cars, admired their craftsmanship and character, and appreciated their connection to the past. He was also an enthusiastic football fan and found peace and joy in hunting, spending time outdoors surrounded by nature.
Lisa would like to extend a heartfelt and special acknowledgment to Bob's close friends, Joe Eagen, Jaynee Pate-Scott, and Jewell Boring. Their love, support, and presence during this difficult time have meant more than words can express, and their steadfast friendship brought Bob immense comfort through the years.
Bob is preceded in death by his parents, Robert Lee Lewis and Norma Gene (Marshall) Lewis, as well as his brother, Joe Lewis.
He leaves behind a legacy of warmth, generosity, and a life well lived. Those who knew Bob will remember his easy smile, his steady presence, his loyalty, and the way he made every day a little brighter simply by being himself.
He will be deeply missed and forever loved.