I'll never forget the day my mom called and told me Bobby had been shot and killed. I couldn't believe it. I had just seen him several weeks before dancing at Mythos. Like many of us, I've known him since kindergarten and we literally grew up together. My heart was broken when he was taken from us. I loved that boy like a brother and still think of him often.
He was so sweet, I will never forget Sandy and Mark had a party after we graduated and this guy (I didn't know) came into my room that night after we had all gone to sleep and pulled down my boxer shorts while I was asleep, I woke up and he ran out of the room. I got up and went into the bathroom and was crying, Bobby heard me and came in to find out what was wrong, I told him what happened and he went and told the guy he better not mess with me and he sleep in the floor by my bed the rest of the night. He was so kind and I know he is in alot better place than we are now. I am sure Bobby is one of God's angles looking over all of us. :>)
Bobby was my junior high crush! He wouldn't give me the time of day. So, how funny is that I would run into him at Mythos and he would ASK ME OUT!! I was totally shocked! Oh course he didn't have a clue who I was until we went out the first time. Then he was the one shocked! I had the pleasure of hanging with him at his house that Christmas for a Christmas Eve party that he said was going to be a bunch of "church" people. I couldn't believe it when I showed up and they were all having cocktails! He got such a kick out of that. We had a lot of fun time for a while. I got the call at work and was totally shocked! I knew he had started dating this girl and she was trouble, but who would have thought he would lose his life over it! Bobby was such a great person and had so much to live for! Everyday when I pass by his parents house, I'm reminded that he is not longer with us. Thanks Bobby for the fun times and finally giving a girl her Jr. High wish!!
Bobby and I dated for a while during our Senior year. We had alot of good times. Bobby was always a gentleman. We had fun going skiing and hanging out at his house. His Mom and Dad, Judy and Bob were always and still are so nice. Bobby had his special way of making everyone feel special. Bobby will always hold a special place in my heart.
Reading all these comments brings back so many memories of a great friend that is still missed today. Bobby and I met at MHJH and kicked off a friendship that would carry through until his untimely death. So many people's lives are cut short, but the affects are seemingly painless until it hits home....... Keep your friends close!
8th grade shop class and time to make a wooden box out of a stick of wood. Mr. Costner hands out the wood we hav to cut. "Bobby, I'm going to make an F. I am afraid to use the saw". "You aren't going to fail Mandy. I will work on it for you." He cut the wood, sanded it, took it home and put the whole darn box together. I stained it and added a knob for decoration and got an A. I still keep my spare change in that box today. I loved Bobby to death and was devasted when I heard he was killed.
I was working at the Marriott on Tyvola in the Sales Dept. in 1996 when I walked through the lobby one day and there was Bobby! It was so funny! We talked and laughed some about high school and I would see him pretty much every day for a few weeks. Then one day I went into work and the exec. asst. came to get me and she told me about Bobby murder. I was heartbroken. He was a really good guy and I have nothing but good memories of him. He will be missed.
I didn't meet Bobby until Jr. High. We never hung out that much, but he was always cool, and he could play some mean drums. I got to know him better in the brief time we worked together right before he died.
I knew Bobby throughout most of my school years. What a great guy he was. He would always make me laugh and there was NEVER a dull moment when he was around. It was an honor to have known him.
May 3, 1996.
Susan Simms (Rice)
I met Bobby in the 4th grade. First boy I ever kissed. Loved and missed by many.Stephanie Frazier
I'll never forget the day my mom called and told me Bobby had been shot and killed. I couldn't believe it. I had just seen him several weeks before dancing at Mythos. Like many of us, I've known him since kindergarten and we literally grew up together. My heart was broken when he was taken from us. I loved that boy like a brother and still think of him often.Lashawn Huff (Flynn)
He was so sweet, I will never forget Sandy and Mark had a party after we graduated and this guy (I didn't know) came into my room that night after we had all gone to sleep and pulled down my boxer shorts while I was asleep, I woke up and he ran out of the room. I got up and went into the bathroom and was crying, Bobby heard me and came in to find out what was wrong, I told him what happened and he went and told the guy he better not mess with me and he sleep in the floor by my bed the rest of the night. He was so kind and I know he is in alot better place than we are now. I am sure Bobby is one of God's angles looking over all of us. :>)Kelly Lewis
Bobby was my junior high crush! He wouldn't give me the time of day. So, how funny is that I would run into him at Mythos and he would ASK ME OUT!! I was totally shocked! Oh course he didn't have a clue who I was until we went out the first time. Then he was the one shocked! I had the pleasure of hanging with him at his house that Christmas for a Christmas Eve party that he said was going to be a bunch of "church" people. I couldn't believe it when I showed up and they were all having cocktails! He got such a kick out of that. We had a lot of fun time for a while. I got the call at work and was totally shocked! I knew he had started dating this girl and she was trouble, but who would have thought he would lose his life over it! Bobby was such a great person and had so much to live for! Everyday when I pass by his parents house, I'm reminded that he is not longer with us. Thanks Bobby for the fun times and finally giving a girl her Jr. High wish!!Shana York (Biggerstaff)
Bobby and I dated for a while during our Senior year. We had alot of good times. Bobby was always a gentleman. We had fun going skiing and hanging out at his house. His Mom and Dad, Judy and Bob were always and still are so nice.Bobby had his special way of making everyone feel special.
Bobby will always hold a special place in my heart.
Travis Brooks
Reading all these comments brings back so many memories of a great friend that is still missed today. Bobby and I met at MHJH and kicked off a friendship that would carry through until his untimely death. So many people's lives are cut short, but the affects are seemingly painless until it hits home....... Keep your friends close!Mandy Shoup
8th grade shop class and time to make a wooden box outof a stick of wood. Mr. Costner hands out
the wood we hav to cut. "Bobby, I'm going to make an F. I am afraid to use the saw". "You aren't going to fail Mandy. I will work on it for you." He cut the wood, sanded it, took it home and put the whole darn box together. I stained it and added a knob for decoration and got an A. I still keep my spare change in that box today. I loved Bobby to death and was devasted when I heard he was killed.
Tracy Casper
I was working at the Marriott on Tyvola in the Sales Dept. in 1996 when I walked through the lobby one day and there was Bobby! It was so funny! We talked and laughed some about high school and I would see him pretty much every day for a few weeks. Then one day I went into work and the exec. asst. came to get me and she told me about Bobby murder. I was heartbroken. He was a really good guy and I have nothing but good memories of him. He will be missed.Greg Wunderlich
I didn't meet Bobby until Jr. High. We never hung out that much, but he was always cool, and he could play some mean drums. I got to know him better in the brief time we worked together right before he died.Annette Rayfield (Jones)
I knew Bobby throughout most of my school years. What a great guy he was. He would always make me laugh and there was NEVER a dull moment when he was around. It was an honor to have known him.