Published in The Gazette from June 5 to June 6, 2010
Bobby Castle passed away May 26, 2010 after a lengthy battle with diabetes and kidney failure. He was born March 24, 1953 in San Diego, California, the son of Robert L. Castle Sr. and Evelyn M. Castle.
Known affectionately to his friends as the Dirt Man, Bobby was a soil technician with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service until his retirement in 2007. Among his proudest accomplishments were his work on the Hayman Fire restoration and mentoring conservation students.
An avid outdoorsman, Bobby enjoyed camping and bass fishing. He was an accomplished wooden toymaker and took great pleasure in giving his creations away.
Bobby is survived by his wife Pam, mother Evelyn, and sisters Jarie (Ron), Gail (Chuck), and Elaine (Heiko) along with many nieces and nephews, and his constant companions Groucho and Gracie.
No local services are planned, but a celebration of Bobby's life will take place in Houston on June 26th. If you wish to make a charitable contribution in Bobby's memory, may the family suggest the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region.
Bobby Castle passed away May 26, 2010 after a lengthy battle with diabetes and kidney failure. He was born March 24, 1953 in San Diego, California, the son of Robert L. Castle Sr. and Evelyn M. Castle.
Known affectionately to his friends as the Dirt Man, Bobby was a soil technician with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service until his retirement in 2007. Among his proudest accomplishments were his work on the Hayman Fire restoration and mentoring conservation students.
An avid outdoorsman, Bobby enjoyed camping and bass fishing. He was an accomplished wooden toymaker and took great pleasure in giving his creations away.
Bobby is survived by his wife Pam, mother Evelyn, and sisters Jarie (Ron), Gail (Chuck), and Elaine (Heiko) along with many nieces and nephews, and his constant companions Groucho and Gracie.
No local services are planned, but a celebration of Bobby's life will take place in Houston on June 26th. If you wish to make a charitable contribution in Bobby's memory, may the family suggest the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region.
Published in The Gazette from June 5 to June 6, 2010
Bobby Castle passed away May 26, 2010 after a lengthy battle with diabetes and kidney failure. He was born March 24, 1953 in San Diego, California, the son of Robert L. Castle Sr. and Evelyn M. Castle.
Known affectionately to his friends as the Dirt Man, Bobby was a soil technician with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service until his retirement in 2007. Among his proudest accomplishments were his work on the Hayman Fire restoration and mentoring conservation students.
An avid outdoorsman, Bobby enjoyed camping and bass fishing. He was an accomplished wooden toymaker and took great pleasure in giving his creations away.
Bobby is survived by his wife Pam, mother Evelyn, and sisters Jarie (Ron), Gail (Chuck), and Elaine (Heiko) along with many nieces and nephews, and his constant companions Groucho and Gracie.
No local services are planned, but a celebration of Bobby's life will take place in Houston on June 26th. If you wish to make a charitable contribution in Bobby's memory, may the family suggest the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region.
Bobby Castle passed away May 26, 2010 after a lengthy battle with diabetes and kidney failure. He was born March 24, 1953 in San Diego, California, the son of Robert L. Castle Sr. and Evelyn M. Castle.
Known affectionately to his friends as the Dirt Man, Bobby was a soil technician with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service until his retirement in 2007. Among his proudest accomplishments were his work on the Hayman Fire restoration and mentoring conservation students.
An avid outdoorsman, Bobby enjoyed camping and bass fishing. He was an accomplished wooden toymaker and took great pleasure in giving his creations away.
Bobby is survived by his wife Pam, mother Evelyn, and sisters Jarie (Ron), Gail (Chuck), and Elaine (Heiko) along with many nieces and nephews, and his constant companions Groucho and Gracie.
No local services are planned, but a celebration of Bobby's life will take place in Houston on June 26th. If you wish to make a charitable contribution in Bobby's memory, may the family suggest the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region.
Gravesite Details
Suggested Edith by Mack: A headstone that was "Placed in Memory" of Robert is located at Memorial Oaks Cemetery in Houston, TX Section 16
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