Obituaries

I worked with Bob back at Union Carbide, from the late 70's to the early 80's.. He was one of the good ones. Nice guy to work with.

Posted by Charlie Perryman on January 20, 2018

Aunt Ang, Tammi and family... I am so sorry about Uncle Bob. I have the fondest of memories of him in my childhood every time we visited you. My earliest memory, when Dad was in Vietnam and we lived next door to you in Gypsy, was of him happy to be home after working hard all day. Later, in the summer of '76, I remember his bountiful garden. One afternoon, Tammi, he gave us a basketful of freshly-picked peas to shuck for him. You and I sat on the front porch, shucking away, and enthusiastically eating more than half of the entire harvest. I was afraid he would be mad at us, but instead, he accepted our meager work with good humor. (That was the day I learned to love fresh vegetables!) My thoughts are with you all at this sad time, and may Uncle Bob be at peace.

Posted by Cheryl Christensen on June 20, 2017

Angie and family, I'm so sorry for your loss. I will keep you in my prayers. If Brenda were here she would do the same.

Posted by Stephanie (Stevie) Phillips Wright on June 18, 2017

What can I say? You were our neighbor but more than that, you were like family. I so enjoyed our talks, your guidance, but mostly your love. You made me laugh until I cried more than once. We shared beers on the porch. You made me better in many ways. I have so many great memories of our time standing on Ridgeway Dr. talking about the $50k a year millionaires driving their high end cars they cant afford, and you saying "330" posse as you put your nose in the air. Haha. You could always make me laugh. Me and the boys have every tool you gave us. Angie still talks about the wardrobe she got from you and painted. I wish I had more time with you. You told me once before we moved to not be scared to take a chance. You always believed in me. My Angie talked to your Angie today. She is doing ok under the circumstances. Vikki, Jay, Shawna, Jeff, and Angie are all looking out for her. She is a wonderful woman. I pray that I can make my Angie feel as special as you did yours. You guys are such an example of what marriage should be. You guys loved each other so much. Its so perfect and inspiring. Thanks for being one of the best men i have ever know. Im trying to suck it up and not be sad, because i know you would bust my chops for crying, but I will miss you my friend. Angie, the kids and I love you. I will see you again one day my friend

Posted by Eric & Angela Annom on June 18, 2017

Bob you will be GREATLY missed and it most definately will not be the same in our neighborhood without you. Jeff misses those weekend conversations with you when he's working on the property. I always knew where Jeff was if I looked outside and couldn't find him....he was at the top of Ridgeway talking with you. You two never seemed to run out of things to say. He looked up to you like a father and loved it when you would ask him to help with something. As for me I will miss that wave and smile when I looked up the hill and saw you and Jeff. I enjoyed how you would look over my shoulder to make sure I was playing all my numbers in Rummq with Angie; the bowl of icecream I would get (even when I said no); your making sure I always had that yummy Lipton Tea (even if it meant you "sneaking" off to the store to get it) and hearing you say "Oh Ang" when Angie would make a funny comment. Most of all Jeff & I are grateful and blessed to have met you. You and Angie, are a true story book romance couple. We enjoyed dinners; many a laugh and lots of talking at your house sometimes well after 11pm. We miss you so much and we are better people for having known you. To the man who's heart and personality was bigger than life itself, who's smile and kindness was genuine and honesty was of great importance....we love you and we will look out for your beautiful Angie and we know you will be watching over her from above. Angie, you are my dearest friend and I love you. xoxo Shawna

Posted by Jeff and Shawna Cuppett on June 18, 2017

Angie, Tammie, Jimmy and Allison, Jerry and I would like to extend our deepest sympathy in your loss. Bob was a wonderful man and a good friend. We met in Florida and had many great times there and when we visited Bridgeport or you all visited Winchester in the summer. We will keep Bob in our memories and you all (his family) in our prayers. Jerry and Rose

Posted by Rose Beneke and Jerry Ryan on June 17, 2017

Angie, we are so sorry for your loss...Joe will miss the coffee click at the golf course every morning where they solved the worlds problems, know our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Joe & Jolane

Posted by Joe & Jolane Bonafield on June 17, 2017

Dear Angie, Bill and I are so sorry to hear about a Bob. You are in our thoughts and prayers. We will pray for strength and peace. Take care of yourself and please call if we can do anything at all. With Deepest Sympathy, Bill and Linda

Posted by Bill and Linda Parsons on June 16, 2017

Dear Cousin Angie and Family, You have my deepest condolences on the loss of your beloved husband, Bob. My heart is with you at this shocking time of your loss. Your faith sustained always, until we meet again. God Bless. Love, Cousin Annie Pinti

Posted by Annie Pinti on June 16, 2017

So sorry Angie. Sending prayers for you for the days ahead. I lost Tom in February so I know what you are facing. PLEASE call me when you are ready for some company. We can reminisce together. Hugs to you! 304-677-5161

Posted by Robyn Marlette on June 16, 2017

Angie, we were deeply saddened to hear of Bob,s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. He has always been a good friend.

Posted by Merrill&Priscilla Bray on June 15, 2017

My heart aches for you all. I will always remember our years at the lake, all the cookouts up there and the laughter. The stories he, Paul and Sam told will go down in history-dating back to the old glass plant days! Please give me a shout when you have time. I\'d love to see you! RIP. Bob Watson.

Posted by Jeanie McNabb on June 15, 2017

I will pray for Bobs soul. I always enjoyed our lengthy conversations whether at the market or the mall. Just a very nice guy. So sorry for you our loss. Bob will be missed, so Angie, keep your faith and stay strong

Posted by Mike Fresa on June 15, 2017

Angie, It has been many years since I've seen you but I have never forgotten the kindness you'd shown me during my years in banking. I am so sorry for your loss. I pray you find comfort with your family and friends. God Bless, Sherri

Posted by Sherri \"Russell\" Matheny on June 15, 2017

Angie and Tammy, I was so sad to hear of Bob's passing. I hope you and family will be able to see your way thru this. Are you still in Bridgeport or Florida? I tried to call you, but the number I had doesn't work. If you get a chance, give me a call. 304-282-4488. May God wrap his his arms around your family, and give you strength.

Posted by Darlene Vance on June 15, 2017

Carol and I extend our deepest sympathy to Angie and family. We have fond memories of playing cards here in Del Webb. Also many great dinners out at Oakwood Grill. Always enjoyed golfing with him. Jim Ward

Posted by Jim Ward on June 15, 2017