Robert Wheeless Obituary

I worked with "RT", as I always called him, at SOUTHDIV for close to 20 years. I will always remember him talking about his beloved Willie and their boys. Always good things. I will remember his lunchtime card games with Peggy Walter and Annie Appelt and how really bad he hated to lose or see whichever one was his partner make a mistake. He always seemed to have a smile on his face or the ability to say something to put a smile on someone else's face. He will always remain one of the my most favorite people to work with and I will always miss knowing that he is not in this world making someone smile. But, I know he will continue to do that throughout eternity. My deepest sympathy to your family. May God bless you all. With deepest sympathy.

We shall miss your smiling face. I will love you forever. Your eldest first cousin. Lois Pearce Jones

Please accept my sincerest condolences on the passing of Bob Wheeless. I hope that he will be remembered as well for his hard work and dedication in establishing and insuring the success of Boy Scout Troop 76 in the early seventies, a service that enhanced the lives of many young men.

Barbara and I send our best wishes and prayers for your comfort. Your parents were wonderful people who loved the Lord. May the peace and joy of the Lord keep you as you adjust to life without them.