Bob Farol, 73 years young, lost his life to a sudden aneurysm on Saturday, November 11, 2017 in Fort Worth, where he was surrounded by his loved ones. Celebration of his life: 2 p.m. Wednesday, November 22, 2017 in Biggers Funeral Home Chapel, all are welcome. Committal with military honors: 3:15 p.m. Friday,Continue Reading
Ronald Farol
left a message on November 24, 2017:
Bob, I will miss our weekly phone calls and visits when we came through Fort Worth. You were very caring and considerate and loved by many. It is an honor to be your brother. Thank you for service to this country, I am very proud of your life! Your love for airplanes gave me a love for them also. God took you home to soon, but He is in control, I know you are in Heaven rejoicing and in the arms of Jesus. That’s my comfort. You will always be in my heart, thanks for being my brother. See you in Heaven! Love you brother! Ron Farol
Denise Goodwill
left a message on November 21, 2017:
My family, Goodwill, and Bob's family were neighbors back in the 60's. Bob and my "much older" brother, Bill were buddies. I remember they used to have dance parties in our basement. It was at Bob's 40th class reunion (somehow my husband and I ended up at) that I was finally old enough to have the pleasure of dancing with Bob. I loved it, best class reunion ever! Those guys knew how to dance! Sincerest condolences to all
Vern Snyder
left a message on November 20, 2017:
Supervisor, teacher, mentor, friend. That's what Bob was to me at Spangdahlem AB Germany in the late '70s. Other words that come to mind are loving father, integrity, always smiling, honesty. I will always count knowing him as one of God's true blessings. He is and will always be missed.
Pete Palmer
left a message on November 19, 2017:
I met Bob in 1984 while we were both serving in the Air Force and have been friends ever since. We also worked at General Dynamics/Lockheed until I departed in 1996, but we remained in contact with each other throughout the years. I have a lot of fond memories spent with Bob and will always cherish them. I am very fortunate to have had a friend like Bob in my life, he was truly a one of a kind friend. Bob you will be missed and I truly enjoyed having you as a friend.
Charles Lawson
left a message on November 19, 2017:
Bob, May you Rest In Peace and may your family alway be surrounded by memories and love.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Tim Herron
left a message on November 18, 2017:
I met Bob several years ago at Home Depot in Keller. Bob was very friendly and easy to talk too. I Found Bob to be high in integrity and very dependable on whatever he was working on. We all loved to hear his military stories and I especially saw him light up whenever he was discussing that part of his life. I feel it was a privilege to know such a man. Thank you Bob for your service and your friendship over the years.
Kelly Rouse
left a message on November 18, 2017:
Bob, you’ve been part of my family for a long time – 30+ years; even before you and Mom married. I had no objection to Mom marrying you because it meant you’d be a permanence in my life. I could never have imagined what a blessing you would be, what a wonderful father and grandfather you would be. If there is any good to come from a divorce – as I am a product of divorced parents – it’s you. You are the silver lining. You marrying my Mother is one of the best and most impactful life event that has ever happened to me.
I’m still sort of numb…..I can’t believe you’re gone, even though I was with you until the end. I guess I’m just not ready for the end. Not sure how I’ll get along without you. But I will. Because it’s what you would want.
I loved you from the start, I love you now, I will love you always. Though I will miss you the rest of my days, I will smile when I think of you and I will be grateful for all the wonderful memories.
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Ronald Farol
left a message on November 24, 2017:
Bob, I will miss our weekly phone calls and visits when we came through Fort Worth. You were very caring and considerate and loved by many. It is an honor to be your brother. Thank you for service to this country, I am very proud of your life! Your love for airplanes gave me a love for them also. God took you home to soon, but He is in control, I know you are in Heaven rejoicing and in the arms of Jesus. That’s my comfort. You will always be in my heart, thanks for being my brother. See you in Heaven! Love you brother! Ron Farol
Denise Goodwill
left a message on November 21, 2017:
My family, Goodwill, and Bob's family were neighbors back in the 60's. Bob and my "much older" brother, Bill were buddies. I remember they used to have dance parties in our basement. It was at Bob's 40th class reunion (somehow my husband and I ended up at) that I was finally old enough to have the pleasure of dancing with Bob. I loved it, best class reunion ever! Those guys knew how to dance! Sincerest condolences to all
Vern Snyder
left a message on November 20, 2017:
Supervisor, teacher, mentor, friend. That's what Bob was to me at Spangdahlem AB Germany in the late '70s. Other words that come to mind are loving father, integrity, always smiling, honesty. I will always count knowing him as one of God's true blessings. He is and will always be missed.
Pete Palmer
left a message on November 19, 2017:
I met Bob in 1984 while we were both serving in the Air Force and have been friends ever since. We also worked at General Dynamics/Lockheed until I departed in 1996, but we remained in contact with each other throughout the years. I have a lot of fond memories spent with Bob and will always cherish them. I am very fortunate to have had a friend like Bob in my life, he was truly a one of a kind friend. Bob you will be missed and I truly enjoyed having you as a friend.
Charles Lawson
left a message on November 19, 2017:
Bob, May you Rest In Peace and may your family alway be surrounded by memories and love.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Tim Herron
left a message on November 18, 2017:
I met Bob several years ago at Home Depot in Keller. Bob was very friendly and easy to talk too. I Found Bob to be high in integrity and very dependable on whatever he was working on. We all loved to hear his military stories and I especially saw him light up whenever he was discussing that part of his life. I feel it was a privilege to know such a man. Thank you Bob for your service and your friendship over the years.
Kelly Rouse
left a message on November 18, 2017:
Bob, you’ve been part of my family for a long time – 30+ years; even before you and Mom married. I had no objection to Mom marrying you because it meant you’d be a permanence in my life. I could never have imagined what a blessing you would be, what a wonderful father and grandfather you would be. If there is any good to come from a divorce – as I am a product of divorced parents – it’s you. You are the silver lining. You marrying my Mother is one of the best and most impactful life event that has ever happened to me.
I’m still sort of numb…..I can’t believe you’re gone, even though I was with you until the end. I guess I’m just not ready for the end. Not sure how I’ll get along without you. But I will. Because it’s what you would want.
I loved you from the start, I love you now, I will love you always. Though I will miss you the rest of my days, I will smile when I think of you and I will be grateful for all the wonderful memories.
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