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Robert (Bob) Dean Walters, 78, born on March 21, 1942, in Inglewood, CA, passed away November 19, 2020. He resided in Cypress, CA at the time of his passing. Robert's love of aviation led him to a career in air traffic control as well as satellite engineering. His professionalism and intelligence were always well respected. Robert was considered by all that knew him to be a generous and kind man who was always willing to lend a helping hand.
Robert was preceded in death by his loving wife Donna Kay Walters, son Jeffrey, and his parents Joseph and Roberta Walters. Robert is survived by his daughter Amy Walters, sisters Carol and Linda, and brother Michael. https://www.legacy.com/funeral-homes/obituaries/name/robert-walters-obituary?sid=108503760&v=forestlawn&pid=197316246&view=guestbook
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Furman Lee Bunyard
I don't know how I missed hearing about Bob's passing in November, 2020 but it makes me terribly sad to hear this. Bob and I were good friends for so many years, my memory is getting foggy but IIRC Bob and I first met at Joaquin Miller Junior High School. I remember chatting with him for some time at the 55th reunion and had an email from him afterwards saying how much he looked forward to being together again at the 60th reunion. A truly nice guy. Godspeed, Bob.
Dan Davidson (Davidson)
Apparently I was asleep mentally. I only found out the passing of Bob a day or so ago. He will be missed.
He and I always sorta kidded about him beating me in the 880; all good hearted. He was a jokester and neat guy. At the 55th reunion, we chatted about past memories, all good of course, and the near future.
Condolences to his family and friends.
Raymond Shelton (Shelton)
I was stunned to just now learn that Bob had passed over a year and a half ago. We became friends at Joaquin Miller and remained friends for the rest of our lives. I tried to make contact with him a while back but received no response, for obvious reason. I will dearly miss him.Kay Takeuchi
So sad to hear that Bob had passed away. He was such a terrific guy! He sat across from me in Mr. Jewell's science class at Joaquin Miller Junior High and we use to eat lunch together. He will be missed and may he rest in peace.