Robert H. Bridges

Wilma,
I am so sorry about your loss. You will be in the thoughts and prayers of all of your Baptist Hospital family. We love you!

Aunt Chris,
We are so very sorry for your loss. Bob was a wonderful man. I always enjoyed it when he would drive his "old car" to Kountze. I would ask if I could drive it and he would just laugh and say "No, but you can sit in it." What a joy he was, and I very much enjoyed sitting in his car. We love you and are praying for you and all the family as you go through this time.

Wilma -

I am so sorry for your loss. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.

Love you,
Gail

Uncle Bob, you were very much loved and will be missed very much. While I am happy you are in a better place and no longer suffering, I hate that you will never meet our Little Cavan that this "young lady" is growing. Aunt Chris, I love you and wish I could be there for you. I am praying for healing for you and the rest of our family every day. I love you and will see you soon. Take care of yourself.

I am so sorry for your loss Wilma. You and your family will be in my prayers! Love you!

Uncle Bob was always the most energetic and fun loving person I know. He had a friendly and joking demeanor, and he always made me smile. I am going to miss him. I loved him very much. Aunt Chris, I love u and my prayers go out to you in this very sad time. You should take comfort in the fact that Uncle Bob was the best uncle a child could ever have, and he lived a great life. He touched a lots of peoples' lives along the way and he will be dearly missed.

Bob always asked how your day was going, and if it wasn't going well, what could make it better. He always called you "young lady" or "dear".And he never attended anything that he wasn't late. We always joked that we would give him an earlier time so he would be there on time. I didn't mind, though, because he would always come. He never met a stranger, and always found something to talk about. His memory was amazing. He just recently told me he remembered the first time he met our family. I didn't even recall it, but he even remembered how many burgers my baby brother ate at one sitting. Butch & I were just laughing about how the shotgun went off & blew a hole in their den ceiling.It scared me to death & my ears rang for an hour. I already miss visiting with him and all of us griping about Obama & the state of things. I loved him & will truly miss him & his laugh. Bob, you have earned your crown in glory. Wear it proudly!

Wilma,
I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. God bless you.
Joanie and Charlie Grado

My thoughts are with you and your familiy, Wilma,

Chuck

There are so many memories I have of uncle Bob I couldnt pick just one. He was a man of many many words, never had anything he couldnt talk about. He will be remembered for his laughter, his jokes, and mostly to me, that "yankee" accent he never lost. I wish I couldve eaten his Cincinnati chili atleast once. I'll be praying for you aunt Chris, Donna, and the whole family. He will be greatly missed but never forgotten.