Birth date: Feb 5, 1929 Death date: Mar 11, 2023
There are Princes among men, those that fill our lives with love and joy, whose hearts beat with a warrior’s determination. Bob was such a Prince. He loved sports (go Tigers!), gardening and jazz, but he loved them more in the com Read Obituary
God took an angel back to heaven, My heartfelt condolences to Ms. Barbara & family. My daughter Shanee spoke of Mr Bob often on how sweet of a person he was even though she knew him for a short time. He ran his race well and now he went on to receive his crown in glory. May his soul rest in peace.
Dear Barbara and family. I am so sorry for the loss of Bob, for as long as can remember your family has been a part of our lives.
Both of you were classy and examples of the good in our world and “neighborhood” I mourn the loss of our Newell friend and am thinking of you all with fond memories.
Helen Marie Hodges Sieber
Steve and Cindy... I am so very sorry. I didn't know him
But listening how he would light up when Clemson game was on and how he kept going strong as long as he could .. my prayers are with you all.
Worked with Bob in the Marketing Department of Southern Bell many years ago. Very nice man with a smile for everyone.
Loved working with Bob at SBT. He brightened the days with his sense of humor and great outlook on life. Prayers for his sweet family.
In 2007 we moved to The Glen within months of the Watsons into adjacent condos and immediately became friends with them. Bob was a true southern gentleman with a wicked dry sense of humor, and he and Barbara were the perfect couple and perfect neighbors. We love the Watsons and will dearly miss Bob! Tim and Deb Brannen
