Of Tightwad, MO formerly of Odessa, MO died on May 25, 2019.
Born June 10, 1940, Bob was the youngest son of Cort and Una Irene Tunnell.
Bob graduated from Odessa high school and began working with pipefitters unions. He was a member of Local 798 Pipefitters out of Tulsa Oklahoma since 1962.
Bob was also a horseman. He began riding at the age of 4 and spent 75 years of his life sharing his passion for horses with others. Bob Tunnell Quarter Horses will continue operating under his granddaughter.
He was preceded in death by both parents, two sisters Betty and Ann, and one granddaughter Jenna.
Those left to cherish his memories are his brother Jack Tunnell, his sister Mary Weatherman, son Patrick Tunnell, his granddaughter Tamar Tunnell, his grandsons Justin Tunnell and Halston Hevalow, and his three great grandsons.
Bradley & Hadley Funeral Home
Born June 10, 1940, Bob was the youngest son of Cort and Una Irene Tunnell.
Bob graduated from Odessa high school and began working with pipefitters unions. He was a member of Local 798 Pipefitters out of Tulsa Oklahoma since 1962.
Bob was also a horseman. He began riding at the age of 4 and spent 75 years of his life sharing his passion for horses with others. Bob Tunnell Quarter Horses will continue operating under his granddaughter.
He was preceded in death by both parents, two sisters Betty and Ann, and one granddaughter Jenna.
Those left to cherish his memories are his brother Jack Tunnell, his sister Mary Weatherman, son Patrick Tunnell, his granddaughter Tamar Tunnell, his grandsons Justin Tunnell and Halston Hevalow, and his three great grandsons.
Bradley & Hadley Funeral Home
Of Tightwad, MO formerly of Odessa, MO died on May 25, 2019.
Born June 10, 1940, Bob was the youngest son of Cort and Una Irene Tunnell.
Bob graduated from Odessa high school and began working with pipefitters unions. He was a member of Local 798 Pipefitters out of Tulsa Oklahoma since 1962.
Bob was also a horseman. He began riding at the age of 4 and spent 75 years of his life sharing his passion for horses with others. Bob Tunnell Quarter Horses will continue operating under his granddaughter.
He was preceded in death by both parents, two sisters Betty and Ann, and one granddaughter Jenna.
Those left to cherish his memories are his brother Jack Tunnell, his sister Mary Weatherman, son Patrick Tunnell, his granddaughter Tamar Tunnell, his grandsons Justin Tunnell and Halston Hevalow, and his three great grandsons.
Bradley & Hadley Funeral Home
Born June 10, 1940, Bob was the youngest son of Cort and Una Irene Tunnell.
Bob graduated from Odessa high school and began working with pipefitters unions. He was a member of Local 798 Pipefitters out of Tulsa Oklahoma since 1962.
Bob was also a horseman. He began riding at the age of 4 and spent 75 years of his life sharing his passion for horses with others. Bob Tunnell Quarter Horses will continue operating under his granddaughter.
He was preceded in death by both parents, two sisters Betty and Ann, and one granddaughter Jenna.
Those left to cherish his memories are his brother Jack Tunnell, his sister Mary Weatherman, son Patrick Tunnell, his granddaughter Tamar Tunnell, his grandsons Justin Tunnell and Halston Hevalow, and his three great grandsons.
Bradley & Hadley Funeral Home
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