Condolence: We have lost a great man. He always had time to answer my questions. You are in my prayers.

Condolence: So sorry for your loss, praying for you all.

Condolence: Bob was one of the first employees I met when I started at Continental in 1993. He had an infectious smile and laugh and had a nickname for everyone. If I needed to know something about a SWD, I just needed to ask Bob, he knew the answer. He had so many stories, and loved talking about his children and grandchildren.

Thoughts and prayers during this time,
Roxanne Heath

Condolence: Bob will always have a special place in my heart. He provided me with knowledge of CLR when I first started working at CLR, 13 years ago. He was never too busy to lend an ear, or a hand in whatever you needed. The world has lost a great person, but Heaven is now blessed to have him.

Condolence: I started at Continental 28 years ago as a Revenue Accountant doing Non-consent payouts. I was told that if I couldn't find any records about the equipment on a well that I could ask this man they referred to as Bobby and he could tell me. Boy could he tell me. But I had to wait to ask him because back then he had tried to cut his toenails with his lawnmower at least that was his story.

What a great man and he had a great wife, Shirley, that he loved dearly and would always talked about as well as his son Scott.

He taught me a lot, and I'd like to think I taught him a thing or two about computers and how to use spreadsheets and databases, so much so that Bob being Bob, he took it a step further. He would created spreadsheets that had calculations in them that when he ran them the lights would dim it took so much power. :)

Heaven got a good man Saturday and all the pain he has went through is over now. Glad to have had the pleasure of knowing you and your family all these years. God bless you and your family!

Condolence: I will never forget walking in and meeting Bob. He was always willing to assist and teach me and was quite a character. He even rescued me one night when a pool car died after he had just gotten back to Enid himself from the city and had to turn around and he and Shirley drive back to get me stranded in Okarche. He will forever have a place in my heart as one of my favorites.