--Son of William Lester Caudle and wife Beulah Nance. He grew up in Anson County and graduated from Burnsville High School in 1949, where he was Captain of the basketball team and voted Best Athlete.
--U.S. Army Veteran.
--Occupation: Officer with the NC State Highway Patrol from 1951 until retiring in 1984.
--Bob married Betty "Bet" Howell. The couple had 4 children: sons Artis and Randy, and daughters Katherine and Cindy, plus 2 granddaughters.
--He had assisted Boy Scout Troop 70 at Plaza Presbyterian Church.
--Bob cut trees from the family farm and over 13 months built the family home which he lived in the rest of his life.
--U.S. Army Veteran.
--Occupation: Officer with the NC State Highway Patrol from 1951 until retiring in 1984.
--Bob married Betty "Bet" Howell. The couple had 4 children: sons Artis and Randy, and daughters Katherine and Cindy, plus 2 granddaughters.
--He had assisted Boy Scout Troop 70 at Plaza Presbyterian Church.
--Bob cut trees from the family farm and over 13 months built the family home which he lived in the rest of his life.
--Son of William Lester Caudle and wife Beulah Nance. He grew up in Anson County and graduated from Burnsville High School in 1949, where he was Captain of the basketball team and voted Best Athlete.
--U.S. Army Veteran.
--Occupation: Officer with the NC State Highway Patrol from 1951 until retiring in 1984.
--Bob married Betty "Bet" Howell. The couple had 4 children: sons Artis and Randy, and daughters Katherine and Cindy, plus 2 granddaughters.
--He had assisted Boy Scout Troop 70 at Plaza Presbyterian Church.
--Bob cut trees from the family farm and over 13 months built the family home which he lived in the rest of his life.
--U.S. Army Veteran.
--Occupation: Officer with the NC State Highway Patrol from 1951 until retiring in 1984.
--Bob married Betty "Bet" Howell. The couple had 4 children: sons Artis and Randy, and daughters Katherine and Cindy, plus 2 granddaughters.
--He had assisted Boy Scout Troop 70 at Plaza Presbyterian Church.
--Bob cut trees from the family farm and over 13 months built the family home which he lived in the rest of his life.
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