Condolence: the Old Goat was very special to me. I'm sorry we lost touch after he left the Company. He was more of a friend than a boss. I have dozens of Bob V. stories but no one around me to share them with. He was always ready to help anyone, even folks he didn't care for. He didn't like bullies or people that tried to take advantage of others. The love he had for his family was a reflection of how he was raised. Until I had a grandson of my own, I could never understand the pride and love he had for Christopher. Well, I guess I better stop. I could go on for days. Remember Shirley, Bob's not in that box. A box has never been built that could hold him. He's still out running around, watching over those he loved. Thanks and we're thinking about you. RE

Condolence: We are sad for the passing of Bob, but our loss is heaven's gain. My childhood memories with him in our family are of a hard worker who also understood the importance of enjoying life. Our weekends were celebrations, whether we had a backyard barbeque, an outing at the lake or having fun on holidays. His gentle, caring spirit and joyful heart live on, and we are glad his suffering has ended.

Condolence: Uncle Bob was the sweetest man and had a gentle spirit. He will be miss by many! He always had a big smile and loving eyes when we came to see them. My prayers for Aunt Shirley is for peace and comfort during the days and years to come. Glad he is no longer hurting. Love you all very much!!

Bobby, Martha, and family

Condolence: Deborah,
We are sorry to learn about you dad's passing. You and your family are in our prayers.
Linney & Tammy