Birth date: Dec 23, 1925 Death date: May 31, 2015
Robert E. Sutton, 89, Tavares, Florida passed away on May 31, 2015 at his daughter’s residence in Griffin, Georgia surrounded by his loving family. Mr. Sutton was born on December 23, 1925 in Mazon, Illinois to his parents Ray and Read Obituary
Back in San Bernardino California; every Thursday night BOB babysat his own 3 kids plus the 4 of us.
BOB and Martha the sweetest people.
I would really like for Bobby, Kenny & Mary Ann to get in touch.
Jennifer
512) 466-4883 (Austin TX)
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I remember Uncle Bob very well, and enjoyed every opportunity that we had to spend time together. Witty, cordial and down to earth - these were qualities that describe him to a "T". I'll never forget when we stayed with him and Aunt Martha in 1995 in Tavares - It was a great visit. It was during a launch of a space shuttle mission - he led us all out of the house and pointed to where we could actually see the shuttle rising into the sky. He lived not too far from Cape Canaveral. He will indeed be missed!
Andrew Simco - nephew by marriage - husband to Joy Provance - Bob's niece.
Uncle Bob was always my favorite uncle, although I enjoyed both of Mom's brothers very much. To me they were both very different. I remember Uncle Bob as the most gentle man I ever knew. When I was a child and our families were together visiting, he always iced RCs for his beloved wife. He adored her so much! It was inspiring to me and I remember thinking how much I wanted a husband like that. Thankfully, I have him. My daughters remember him the same way, I think. We were treated like royalty when we visited a couple times in Florida. I'm glad he can be at rest now and with Aunt Martha. Till we meet again,
Your niece,
Joy Provance Simco
Remembering the fun times we had when we would vacation together always had so much fun .
Love Lynn
I remember that whenever our families got together, which unfortunately was not very often, Uncle Bob and I would discuss computers. He was very patient in explaining his job with computers. He inspired me to prepare for a career in computers from which I just recently retired. I just wanted to say "Thank you, Uncle Bob, for your patience and your inspiration. May you enjoy the peace and rest you so richly deserve."
Gary Provance
