Robert L. Huston

Bob was a very unique individual his surface was real hard, but on the inside he was a marshmallow, especially when it came to Babies and animals. He was a very giving man and very kind, but it took a little bit to get pass his gruff exterior. For being such a hard "A" he was very well respected by everyone that worked at Baileys. He did a lot for me early on in our friendship, which included being my alarm clock, and helping with my vehicle when it would not start during cold winter months. ( But boy did I have to hear about it) One thing you never did is be late to work, you would never hear the end of that. Later on when I would bring him lunch he was so grateful, calling me from his home, Hey what am I eating today? and always saying how good it was. Later on after he retired and we would go shopping I had to work hard in keeping his spirts up. But I always seem to get him to laugh or at least smile. One time he locked himself in my car and I could not get him to figure out how to open the automatic looks, It was like 100 degrees outside, I didn't know whether to laugh or cry. I guess I could go on and on and on about some stories, but they seemed to all end good and now can laugh about them. He will be greatly missed but sure glad I got to know the sweet man he was. Love Ya Lots Cindy Prestwich

We've lost a good and kind man. I loved him very much. He was so good to John and me. I'm so sorry for your loss. A lot of people will be feeling this loss. I'm just so glad that he's finally out of pain with his severe arthritis. He was the hardest working man I've ever known. Who else works until their 98??? My heartfelt wishes are with you and your family, Robin.