A memory I never forgot growing up was how full of heart my grandpa was. Always going out the way to help people and lead them on the right path. I remember once when we went out to eat one night and an older lady had dropped her cane, a young man had then helped her. And my grandpa talked about the boy good doing to him and we left. Growing up I realized from him no matter if no one else is doing the right thing you should always do it. Doing the right thing will help you in life and lead you to where you need to go. Now three years later I’m writing this because  I felt his presence that was full of love should be spread and his kindness for others. 


             Love, DD.

Robert was always  commited to what he could do to help people. He was so humble about what he did for others and his accomplishments.   Robert was a superb research methodologist. 
He made the most challenging statistical analysis seem easy. His calm demeanor and friendship were valued by all of those  with whom he worked.
Dr. Landry will be missed!!
Our prayers and condolences to his wife and family.
Respectfully.
Rick and Colette Schneider

Robert was Texans Standing Tall's (now Texans for Safe and Drug-Free Youth) evaluator when we received our DFC grant and I took the helm. He helped me learn about evaluation and I could always count on him to figure out creative ways to build an effective evaluation process and tool.  He understood what our organization was trying to do and he didn't try to fit a traditional model onto our work. He was a great teacher and fun to work with. He coached us in how to apply for a service to science evaluation award which we received. 

Robert was such a great resource to me as a young, non-profit director. He helped me position the organization for success and I couldn't be more grateful.  

And, he had a great team - Neely and Kristi were always a joy to work with.  My thoughts are prayers are with you both and all of the Landry family.

I will never forget Robert's dedication to the field of prevention.   He was an amazing teacher and very much appreciated.  



I first met Robert in the late 80's through prevention work. Our collaboration  looked different throughout the years in those endeavors, but he could always be counted on to bring a dry wit to the occasion. Professionally, he had a wonderful ability to clarify and present evaluation options in a field which did not necessarily lend itself to doing so.

I am filled with warm memories of working with Robert in presentations and projects. He was such a good person and was always ready to share his expertise and usually a good story! Condolences to his family, friends and colleagues...

Rest in Peace Coach. You were an amazing man. Love you buddy

Dear Jan and family. I'm so sorry to hear about Bob's passing.  
I heard so many fun stories from Tom (Allen) about their time together. I'm happy I was able to meet you both the day yall came by the house.  Take care of yourselves and may he RIP. 


I met Dr Landry when he came to Bermuda to conduct workshops. He had a very open and inviting demeanour that I was drawn to him immediately.  PRIDE Bermuda was a client of Research and Education Services for several years.  I learned so much about the evaluation process through his guidance.

To the Landry Family,  I will always remember him.  I am Landy and he was Landry.  (I was Landry in the recent Prevention Conference).

I send condolences, on behalf of the PRIDE Bermuda board and staff.  May God comfort you now and in the days ahead.

Dr. Landry unselfishly provided his expertise in helping me with my research on my doctoral dissertation. I will never forget his kindness. Condolences to his family. 

Jan, I'm very sad to hear of the passing of Bobby. I know that he was the love of your life and that you will miss him so much. Sounds as if he had a wonderful life  and a wonderful family and I hope you take comfort in your many happy memories.

Robert Landry- Trainer, educator, friend. I continue to pass on the important things that Robert taught about evaluation of programs. I quote him often in the training I do in Prevention. Robert was a great trainer. He made "evaluation" understandable due to his lifetime of expertise. 

He was a founder of Prevention Training Services and has shared his knowledge with 1000's of people helping to make this world a better place.- https://preventiontrainingservices.com/wp/consultants/dr-robert-landry/

He always had something positive to say even during his times of pain and I am grateful to be able to call him a friend and colleague. Thank you for all you taught me. 

So sorry to hear about Coach Landry, he was a great football coach and human being. Condolences to the family for their loss. 

I'm a 1st cousin to Bobby. I grew up very near to the Landry household in Groves. 
I remember playing football with him, his younger brother Larry and one of Bobby's football friends. We played in the backyard. I think I remember Larry and I each hanging on to a leg and him walking with us hanging on. 
I also remember Bobby going through a phase when he was interested in car racing.  I think he had a 63 Chevrolet that he raced at the local dragstrip.
Bobby made a great move when he married  Jan. She and Bobby have been responsible for a great family. 

Dr. Landry was my favorite teacher at SRHS.  He had a unique ability to connect with youth, and his warmth and caring nature will be remembered always.  

Thank you for being the best boss ever for nearly 20 years of my life, for everything you taught me, all the good times we had at the office, many wonderful memories were made there, and lots of laughter.  You will be dearly missed!

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Robert James Landry

January 18, 1947 – November 12, 2021

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