Dear Kay,

I am so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. You and Bob made my years at Pioneer very special. He will always be my favorite boss!

Kay, I am so happy you were able to share 52 years by Rob's side. One of my memories of your family goes back

many years ago when my late husband Alan (Rob's uncle) and I visited you in Idaho when Rob was in the Air Force.

Rob and Alan had something in common - both served in the Air Force. Memories are great to get you thru the days,

months, years to come. Continued prayers to you and your family.

Betty Baker

Sorry to hear of "Rob's" passing. He was my cousin. HIs mom Norma was my dad's (Harlan Baker) sister.

I remember going to their farm for family holidays. Sorry to say we had lost touch with each other. Delores Baker Bear.

Dear Kay and Family,

I was heartbroken to learn that Bob had passed away. There are so many memories flooding into my mind of our shared experiences at Pioneer. Russ, Bob and I had many adventures together and I treasure each one. Bob was a professional; he was a leader and he was a scholar, always reading to improve himself and to learn more. He will be greatly missed.

Peg Armstrong-Gustafson

I am sorry to hear of Bob's passing. We were classmates at Nevada High School, class of '65. My thoughts are with his family. Rest in peace, Robert Eubank.

I don't know if you remember us or not, Kay. We bought the condo next to you and Bob. Bob was instrumental in that purchase. We're still here, and we love the area. We were sorry to see you move; we would have loved being neighbors with you longer. We enjoyed Grace Consiglio, too. In case you didn't know, she passed away not long after her move back to New York. Her nephew, who bought the condo from her, is in the process of selling it again. We're beginning to wonder! Is it US? Anyway, we know how important both Bob and you were to our regime and to our whole association. We wish we could have gotten to know both of you better. We send our sympathy to you, Kay, and to the rest of your family. Karen and Doug Sheetz

Kay,

I'm saddened by learning of Bob's death and Brigid and I send you and your children our very deepest sympathy. I enjoyed the time Bob and I worked as a team in Central Iowa for Pioneer. I believed we taught each other important business and relations lessons. He will be missed. Prayers to you from the Townsend family.

Greg & Brigid Townsend

So sorry to hear about Bob’s death, Kay. I fear the last time I saw Bob was at Keith’s funeral in Harlingen over 25 years ago. Bob was a man of many talents and he always made me laugh. Tender thoughts to you and your family. May he Rest In Peace.

Dear Kay - I'm so sorry for your loss of such a special, thoughtful man. Thinking of you and sending deepest sympathy and love, polly pagliai

Went to high school with Bob in Nevada, Iowa & considered him a good friend. Reconnected with him at the University of Iowa in the late 60’s, then lost touch. Always wondered about him & his life through the years. Sorry to hear of his passing. May he RIP.

My husband and I graduated with Bob from Nevada High School in 1965. We are so very sorry to hear of his passing and send our condolences to his family.

So sorry for your lose, I also graduated with Bob in 1965. We were related down the road, my grand mother was Ethyl Campbell married to Omar Campbell she was a Bank.My parents were Gale and Margaret Campbell and they used go visit his parents .

Bob and I went to school together and both graduated from Nevada in 1965. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. My sincere condolences to his family.

Kay, please know I will be thinking of you all during this time. I know the two of you had a wonderful adventurous life together. I can only imagine how much you will miss him. Please accept my profound condolences.

When I was a young boy we always liked to go get seed at the Eubank farm. Bob and his family were always a joy to deal with. So Sorry to hear of your loss.