Robert Waugh

Birth date: Apr 13, 1940 Death date: Dec 5, 2009

Robert C. Waugh, 69, of Eagle Rock, Missouri, formerly of Clinton, died Saturday, December 5, 2009 at the Mission Regional Medical Center, Mission, Texas. Funeral Services will be 11:00am Tuesday, December 15, 2009 at the Clint Read Obituary

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Judith Beck

849w ago

My deepest sympathy to Mona and the Waugh family. I got to know Bob when he was a host at Mississippi Palisades State Park several years ago. He always had a smile on his face and loved to camp! So sorry for your loss.

Gary & Cathleen Holtz

849w ago

We are so sorry to hear of Bobby's passing. What a wonderful guy he was. I grew up with Bobby, he always had a hug for you and was such a loving man. He was one of the truck drivers who delivered to Gary's work and Gary and Bobby would bullshit about everything!! He was a wonderful husband, father, dad, grandpa and an all around great man. He will be deeply missed. Our love and prayers go out to the entire family at this difficult time. He is now in a wonderful place reminiscing with Sharon once again!!

Mary Metzger

849w ago

Callie and family,as I think of Bob, I can't help but think of the fun with the houseboats in the summer. Bob always had a story or two, made us laugh, and always the first one to catch the lines as we 'beached' the boats. He was kind to young and old, and will be remembered for that hearty laugh. Please accept my condolences, and it was an honor to know your parents. Mary

Judith Farrell

849w ago

My sincere sympathy to Mona and to Bob's children and extended Family.
I will remember Bob as an easy going happy and fun loving guy,who we all will miss.
I am sorry I can not be at the services on Tuesday but I will keep all in my prayers.

Noah Durham

849w ago

I've only met Pop twice, but all it took was the once for him to make me feel at home. An ox in body and mind, he was one of the strongest and strongest-willed people I have ever met. A shake of his hand could bring you to your knees, and yet, it was that same hand that so kindly welcomed me to his familiy, and the same that gave his granddaughter to me. I am honored to have known him, and even more so to have been there in the last few moments of his life. Pop was a legend, and I am glad to have known him, if only so briefly.

To the family, please accept my most heartfelt sympathies for your loss. As well, please accept my apologies for being unable to attend the service. I will be thinking of you all on Tuesday.

Best,
Noah

Jim Fields

849w ago

I am sorry to hear of Bobs passing,my sympathy to the Waugh Family.
I bought my first car from Bob it was a '39 Plymouth paid $65. for it. We had some good times together.

Lisa Black/Bormann

849w ago

Callie, My sympathy to you and your family.

Judi Henricksen

849w ago

Calli & Mike
My deepest sympathy in the passing of your dad. My memories go back many years to days of friendship of couples united through the trucking circle of friends. You dad was a great guy as he continued through life. We had many good times and good conversation which always included laughter and stories. Hold on to those good memories and hold them close in your heart. My thoughts are with you on Tuesday, as I will be unable to make it to the funeral.
Loving thoughts to all.
Judi

Brenda Traver

849w ago

Callie,
Well, it has been a long, long time. When I saw that your father had passed, I started thinking about all the years we were neighbors. We have really missed you. We would like to extend our sympathy to you and your family. Your Dad was always alot of fun. I understand how hard it is to lose somebody, especially around the holidays, just remember this year he will be celebrating Christmas with your Mom and Jesus! Call me sometime.
Your Friend from days gone by,
Brenda

Janis Heneke Powers

849w ago

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. My sister and I grew up on the farm next to your Grandpa and Grandma's outside Delmar. My father was the brother of your Grandmother so we spent many hours together playing with Bob and Carol while growing up. It is hard to believe he is no longer living. I wish to extend my condolences. We will be praying for all of you.

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