Birth date: Sep 9, 1962 Death date: Jan 5, 2011
Sergeant First Class Robert Wayne Pharris, the son of Alvin Wayne and Judy Ruth (Grasher) Pharris was born September 9, 1962 in Independence, Missouri. He departed this life January 5, 2011 in Afghanistan at the age of forty-eight Read Obituary
Our deepest sympathies go out to you and your family.Our prayers are with you and a very heartfelt Thank You for your dedicated service for all of us. May you find comfort and peace in GOD'S loving arms. We did not know Sgt. Pharris,but as a veteran I know your sacrifice. May GOD bless you, again Thank You. R.I.P.
God Bless You and your Family..
i would like to thank Sgt. Pharris for all that he has done and say im sorry for your loss... and Ben if you need anything please let me know
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and you have our deepest, heartfelt condolences. We are deeply appreciative of the service and sacrifices of 1st Sgt. Pharris and your family. We are deeply saddened but appreciative and thank God every day for true American HEROES!
May God bless all of you! Rebecca Webster Hollingsworth (Army brat, Navy Vet, and PRO"UD Mom of 2 Marines, a Sailor, and a Soldier)
My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
My condolences in the passing of Sgt Pharris. I am humbled in knowing he gave his life to give us a safer place to live and serve God. May God bless each one of you is my prayer
Thank you and God Bless your family. June Baker
Dear 1st Sgt Pharris and Family, we didn't know you or your family but God bless all of you. It takes a strong and brave man to be willing to give your life for your Country and your Family. Why is it that always the best have to die?
My wife and I are both ex-Marines and we know the pride that you felt for your Country and your Family. We'll see your up there one day.
Never met him, but am extremely proud of him. The world could use a lot more like him.
Our thoughts are with you and your families at this time. Why this type of thing happens no one knows. It is so senseless.
May God be with you in this time of hurt. Memories are what one has to keep going. Lean on each other for comfort and always say you love each other as one never knows when a hug would be the last and they are so important. Memories are great and the family needs each other always to continue.
