Birth date: Jun 15, 1927 Death date: Feb 27, 2010
Robert Eugene “Bob” Nichols, son of Harry and Hulda Nichols, was born September 15, 1927 in Seymour, Missouri. He departed this life Saturday, February 27, 2010 in Cox Medical Center South, Springfield, Missouri at the age of eigh Read Obituary
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Love Linda McLean Whitman
Thinking of you. Sorry to hear of your loss. May God Bless.
Dear Andy, Robbie, Linda, Jim and Honey
Please be assured that my family and I are with you during and after this time of grieving for the loss of the beloved grandpa, father, father-in-law and husband. We have become an extension of your family.
As we celebrate the birth of a child, Bob's funeral was a true celebration of life. From the pastor's homily and his singing skills to Andy, Robbie and the granddaughter's testimonies passing through the slide show of Bob's memories, the military salute and to the luncheon at the church, we relived Bob's memories.
May Bob rest in the Lord's Peace (Requiescat in Pace: RIP).
Dear Andy;
Please accept my heartfelt condolences on the loss of your grandfather.
Venkata
We are so sorry for your loss . God Bless.
Dear Louise, My condolence at Bob's passing. My Mother is Edythe (Kleier) Miller.
So sorry to hear of your loss. Andy and Family - I am sure for the rest of your life you will treasuer the memories of your Grandfather. It seems as time goes by it ease the pain. God Bless
God bless the Nichols family. We loved Bob so much growing up and all the times we spent with the family were very memorable. I will always remember Bob sharing stories of his arrowhead searches and showing us his collection.
Sympathies from the Windish family: Jai, Shonda, Kayla, and Kaitlynn.
Andy and Robbie, Losing a grandparent is very difficult...especially when you have a close relationship with them. I know that you were close with Bob. I can remember visiting with Bob about hunting and playing pitch and pinochle at your parents house. Bob and "Honey" were always such a joy to be around when they came to Butler.
Your family has always been very good to me. I can remember our friendship in high school and being college roommates for four years at MU. I recall Linda making smoothies while studying for our Algebra tests, devouring whole pringles jars and who can forget the undercooked hamburger story. From tiger basketball games to debating the Nebraska Cornhuskers as the #1 team...some of my greatest times were spent with your family.
Robbie...I hope that your fond memories will help you through this difficult time. I value our friendship and consider you the brother I didn't get to have.
"Some men are born brothers...others have to earn that title."
Most respectfully, Jesse Schowengerdt Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel
Sending condolences to Louise and family from myself{I am Dorothy Moodys sister Betty Lou} and Richard Kiskadden also in Smyrna. Prayers and love to all God bless all of you. Betty
