Photo: 2006: Dueling photogs
Always a kid at heart…
Bob loved Halloween. This was one of his more elaborate costumes. Click the image to see a short video.
Bob got such a kick out of model railroading. Look at how happy he looks!
This shirt was a gift from Bob’s sister Mary and her husband Eric. They knew him well. No one loved ice cream more or could put more away at a sitting than Bob.
Bob was a locomotive engineer for 30 years. He took this picture of the engine he drove on his final day of work for the railroad.
Back of photo reads: “Boone N.C. – Leona & Robert before the Highland Ball – 7/9/77”
The Maxwell family attended the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games for many years. This photo would have been taken before one of the culminating events of the games, the Highland Ball. The kilt pattern is the Maxwell tartan.
Back of photo reads: “Dressed up for the 1956 Junior Senior at Memorial Union, Ohio Wesleyan University, May 18, 1956 (Friday). Theme: Misty Midnight. Toastmaster: Yours Truly”
Bob, age 5 ½, stands in front of his father, Howard, and his grandfather, C.A. on Sunday, Sept. 17, 1944, in Kalamazoo, MI.