LOONEY, ROBERT (BOB) BRUCE, computer programmer/analyst, cryptologist, and communications expert with over 35 years of service with the National Security Agency (NSA), passed quietly on the night of January 9, after prolonged illness and a final bout with pneumonia.
Bob, a 40+ year Crofton resident, was an avid reader and thinker, who touted his family's and grandchildren's achievements at every opportunity. Over the years, his service to country (USAF and DoD/NSA) and family were recognized by his peers and colleagues.
Bob's life will be remembered in a Service in Celebration of the Resurrection on Monday, January 18, 10:00, at Prince of Peace United Presbyterian Church, Crofton, MD. A graveside interment will occur in Arlington, VA that afternoon.
Bob leaves behind spouse Mary Rose, daughter Linda, sons Mark and Mike, and 6 beautiful grandchildren.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers, tokens of sympathy be channeled to www.usatogether.org, a non-profit veteran's services organization, in the form of a General Donation or direct assistance to a wounded veteran in need.
Published in The Capital on January 15, 2010
Bob, a 40+ year Crofton resident, was an avid reader and thinker, who touted his family's and grandchildren's achievements at every opportunity. Over the years, his service to country (USAF and DoD/NSA) and family were recognized by his peers and colleagues.
Bob's life will be remembered in a Service in Celebration of the Resurrection on Monday, January 18, 10:00, at Prince of Peace United Presbyterian Church, Crofton, MD. A graveside interment will occur in Arlington, VA that afternoon.
Bob leaves behind spouse Mary Rose, daughter Linda, sons Mark and Mike, and 6 beautiful grandchildren.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers, tokens of sympathy be channeled to www.usatogether.org, a non-profit veteran's services organization, in the form of a General Donation or direct assistance to a wounded veteran in need.
Published in The Capital on January 15, 2010
LOONEY, ROBERT (BOB) BRUCE, computer programmer/analyst, cryptologist, and communications expert with over 35 years of service with the National Security Agency (NSA), passed quietly on the night of January 9, after prolonged illness and a final bout with pneumonia.
Bob, a 40+ year Crofton resident, was an avid reader and thinker, who touted his family's and grandchildren's achievements at every opportunity. Over the years, his service to country (USAF and DoD/NSA) and family were recognized by his peers and colleagues.
Bob's life will be remembered in a Service in Celebration of the Resurrection on Monday, January 18, 10:00, at Prince of Peace United Presbyterian Church, Crofton, MD. A graveside interment will occur in Arlington, VA that afternoon.
Bob leaves behind spouse Mary Rose, daughter Linda, sons Mark and Mike, and 6 beautiful grandchildren.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers, tokens of sympathy be channeled to www.usatogether.org, a non-profit veteran's services organization, in the form of a General Donation or direct assistance to a wounded veteran in need.
Published in The Capital on January 15, 2010
Bob, a 40+ year Crofton resident, was an avid reader and thinker, who touted his family's and grandchildren's achievements at every opportunity. Over the years, his service to country (USAF and DoD/NSA) and family were recognized by his peers and colleagues.
Bob's life will be remembered in a Service in Celebration of the Resurrection on Monday, January 18, 10:00, at Prince of Peace United Presbyterian Church, Crofton, MD. A graveside interment will occur in Arlington, VA that afternoon.
Bob leaves behind spouse Mary Rose, daughter Linda, sons Mark and Mike, and 6 beautiful grandchildren.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers, tokens of sympathy be channeled to www.usatogether.org, a non-profit veteran's services organization, in the form of a General Donation or direct assistance to a wounded veteran in need.
Published in The Capital on January 15, 2010
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