I am deeply saddened to have just heard about Robert's passing. I did not have an opportunity to know Robert very well, but was fortunate enough to have sailed on an extended trip across the Gulf with him and Ron Thompson. During that passage, one has a unique opportunity to really get to know someone quite well and Robert was truly an exceptional person. He made you feel like you were an old friend instantly. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and he will be truly missed.

What a joy and privilege it was to know Robert. His enthusiasm for life and adventure left a lasting impression. Sailing across the Gulf of Mexico with Robert is one of my best memories and greatest experiences. But most importantly, his commitment to Christ means we'll see him again soon.

DEAR MCCORVEY FAMILY- PLEASE KNOW THAT ROBERT WILL ALWAYS BE MISSED FOR HIS BRIGHT SMILE, KIND WORDS, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY HIS WONDERFUL HEART.  WE ALL HAVE A NEW ANGEL ON OUR SHOULDERS.  THE NEXT MILBY REUNION WILL BE LACKING WITHOUT HIS INFECTIOUS LAUGH.  PLEASE KEEP YOUR CHINS UP AND JUST BE GLAD YOU WERE FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO HAVE HIM IN YOUR LIVES AS LONG AS YOU DID.  SINCERELY, TED AND SUSAN

We had such a good time with both of you and we will never forget the wonderful days we spent in Vegas. We were so sure to see you both again in Houston one day after we have locked you up in our hearts.
Please accept our sincere condolences and be assured you will be included in our prayers.
Love Ecki and Nici

Robert was a good friend. He lived his faith in front of us all. Now his legacy will remain in our hearts and lives as a tribute to his faith in Jesus Christ. My condolences to his family. He truly will be missed.
Tracy Winkler

Helene, can't really find the words to say to let you know how sorry I feel for your loss. I know you and your family are going to miss Robert, just wanted you to know that I am here for you if you need anything. 

Debbie Rhodes

It was an honor to know Robert and be able to work for him and with him for the past two years.  One of the last things he said to me was, "I want you to go fly a cheetah for me, at least one more time before you go to the airlines, get out of that Cessna bubble and go fly a real mans airplane."   So after we got done joking, a day or two later, I took him up on his request, my student and I took off, and 10 seconds after take off, we had to declare an emergency!!! The cowling on the airplane not being secured well enough was literally trying to break away from the airplane!  The only thing I could think of doing was calling up Robert to yell at him and tell him how upset I was,and that the Cheetah in my opinion was not a real mans airplane haha.  But when I got back on the ground, the only thing I could do was laugh.  A few days later Robert was there laughing and I was laughing, and its a pretty funny story now looking back on it.  Robert will be missed, but It will be nice to come back and visit flying tigers soon and get that Robert McCorvey warm welcome feeling again at the school!  I look forward to it!

I will miss Robert's good-natured spirit... I always enjoyed his conversations and the camaraderie he brought.  He will be greatly missed by all those who were lucky enough to know him.  With my utmost condolences to the McCorvey family and to all those who lost such a wonderful person in their lives.

Helene and family, we are sorry for the loss of your husband and father.  May you find peace in the wonderful memories you have of Robert.

What a wonderful service today in honoring Robert.  The children did a wonderful job.  Robert would be so proud.  He was an awesome guy and will be missed by everyone that was blessed enough to have known him.  He was not only our neighbor in Galena Park, but was also a friend.  Our children all played together and all the children just loved Robert as well as everyone else.  I pray in the days ahead the family will feel the Lord's loving arms around them.
Love,
Pam and John Graham

There is an incredible bond we share and we are eternally joyful. Michael Childers thank you for letting me know.  Robert was in the third grade I taught at Houston Christian in 1963 along with Michael, Bonnie and Joy etc. I am sad. This is an unfair part of this Earth's life.  As we get older we are not certain of many things but this we know, there'll be no sad farewells, there'll be no tear-dimmed eues, where all is peace and joy and love, and the soul of man never dies.  Pauline, you look as pretty as you did in 1963. The strength of the LORD be yours. Hugs & prayers, Helen Howell Bryan

Robert's life is a sweet testimony of his love for Christ and his love for his family and many friends.  We will miss him so much. Dawn Meyers Bufford

My prayers and condolences go out to Robert's family today.  I am proud to have known Robert and proud to know Christ is his life.

I knew Robert and met him for the first time playing league baseball, FA (Freeway American).  The team got invited to the ranch after a winning season, and I got an extra trip with my Dad to deer hunt for catching the greased piglet. What a blast we had!

I was also part of the Milby group, lived across the street from Charles Ferguson; I was just two classes behind, but they always let me hang out with them.

I was fortunate to see and visit with Robert at the Milby 35 year reunion after so many years gone by. He had not changed a bit, smiling, caring, friendly, living life!  I know he will be dearly missed, but he is living and serving with our Lord. Again, my prayers go out to the family; the journey will continue.

It seems like yesterday that you visited me at Hooks. You looked exactly like you did at Milby. I am so sorry for your loss McCorvey Family. Our prayers are with you in these sorrowful times.

Robert cared more about others around him than he cared about himself.  He was a friend to everyone, and he will be missed.  It was a privilege to know him.

Robert was a kind and gentle man.  His infectious smile and outgoing personality will be missed, but never forgotten.  My prayers are that in the difficult days to come that God's peace will rest upon the family and host of friends that Robert leaves behind.  Knowing that he will suffer no more, I say "rest well, my friend".

DEAR MISS HELENE AND FAMILY I AM VERY SORRY FOR THE LOSS OF ROBERT . HE WAS A GREAT MAN WHO WAS ALWAYS HAPPY AND CARED ALOT FOR OTHERS IM SURE HE IS IN A BETTER PLACE NOW AND YOU SHOULD BE HAPPY FOR HIM BECAUSE NO MATTER WHAT HE WILL BE DEARLY MISSED AND WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED IN OUR HEARTS

        Robert, our dear Milby High School Friend, who always had a Christ like Love for everyone.  A Kindness and Peace that always brought Joy to others. His Smile was an example of the Light of the world that lived in him.  We all know you are shinning in the heavens, Singing Glory to God!

My heart hurts for the loving family and friends that will miss this beautiful Spirit.  My prayers for peace extent to everyone.  Robert will always be remembered in the Class of '73 as a true friend.

I am so sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to the McCorvey family. I knew Robert in passing from Flying Tigers and he was always so friendly and always had a smile on his face. You guys are in my thoughts and prayers.

Helene and family, We are so sorry about Robert. What a great guy who lived his faith every day! His smile and caring for everyone drew people to him like a magnet. We had such a great time with you in San Antonio and at the beach house. We are praying for you to get through these tough days! Love, Rae Ann and Jim

Robert will be dearly missed by us and our family. We remember when he was there for us during our times of both sorrow and happiness. Our sympathies to
Helene and all the kids, and to all the
McCorvey family members.

Dear Sweet McCorvey Family, what a blessing you all have been to so many.  Love you all and pray that you will receive God's peace during these days, weeks, and months ahead. Your family means so much to me! Thank you for sharing the beautiful photos...how precious to see Robert and his loving family. God Bless you! With love and prayers....Mary Maddi Harris

McCorvey Family,
Love and prayers.

Lisa Jeffcoat Spavale

I didn't know Robert for very long, but it was great to see the joy he got when playing music.  He was a really talented guy, and I'm going to miss him.

We were so sad to hear of Robert's passing.  He is with his Lord and Savior now, and not in any more discomfort.  His smile is diffinently back!  The '73 reunions will not be the same without him.  To his family, remember all the great times!

Susie Tynes Baker/Farron Lonidier

My deepest condolences to Robert's family. We went to Milby together, which seems like yesterday. I am sure he is going to be greatly missed by his family and friends there in Houston. However, he is now your guardian angel. Love, Terry (Schear) Bitzel

It has been 20 yrs since I last saw Robert.He with his Father and Brother would come by the retail store I managed. The smile always the smile and you just automatically smiled. In one of his pictures he is not smiling. I didn't recognize Him. His sister Carla was also a frequent visitor to the store. Having the privledge of reading the Guest Book let me see how loved he was in his private life. Thank you McCorvey Family. My prayers and thoughts are with you all.

Robert had invited me to take an airplane ride a few years ago. Although we never got around to it, I'm still looking forward to flying with him some day...Ed Hooker

I knew Robert from Houston Christian School. We ran into each other once in the mid 80's at the Target Store next to Almeda Mall. We also had communicated a few times on Facebook. He was always friendly and outgoing. I am really sorry for your loss.

Dear Tony,

Please accept our most heartfelt condolences for the loss of your brother Robert.

What a great man.  Always that smile, and a good laugh too.  A kind and caring person.  He was a great husband, father and grandfather.  Our loss is heavens gain.  I cannot think of Robert without thinking about the music, his love for music..he sang so beautifully at Natasha and Jace's wedding.  He will forever be a sweet memory to me. I know he is with our Lord, and he is probably smiling right now...

November 30, 2010
 I met Robert in 1960, he was 5. I will always remember Robert as Robin working hard to keep up with his older brother, We will all miss him.

John Leo Russell  Flintstone, Georgia

I was so sorry to hear that Robert died.  My thoughts and prayers are with you. I am also very pleased that I had the chance to know him.  I always enjoyed visiting with him, and will always remember how thoughtful is was of other people.

My prayers are with you and the entire McCorvey family. I first met the McCorveys when they moved next door to me when they were building the new office.  I also got to see that smile.  What a pleasure I got filling their flower needs.  TIME HEALS....

Berry Frye
Amsterdam, Texas

Even if the conditions were IFR outside, it was always CAVU inside chatting with Robert. He always had a smile and enthusiasm that would part the clouds. My deepest thanks for your friendship and enthusiasm Robert. My deepest condolences to Robert's family. He was someone to truly be treasured.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Gail and I will always cherish the memories of the McCorvey family.  We remember the Christmas open house, caroling on the hayrides, and singing with Robert in the choir at Covenant Church.  Gail and I renewed our wedding vows with Robert and Helene at the church.  Our thoughts and prayers are with the McCorvey family at this time.  May God Bless You All.  We will miss Robert's never ending smile!

Robert served as the President of the Houston Aviation Allicance.  His tireless efforts honored us all and will be sorely missed.  We offer our most heartfelt sympathy to Robert's family and friends now that he has "Flown West."  Jim Hartley, Director and the Members of the Houston Aviation Alliance

I have so many memories of the McCorvey family.  Robert and my brother were childhood friends and we all spent lots of good times together.  Visits to their ranch; all of us neighborhood kids hanging out under the street lights until way after dark.  One of my fondest memories is of Robert and his little green Pinto.  You could hear him coming from way down the street.  He was so proud of that little car.  I also remember when he started flying.  He flew over the neighborhood quite a few times doing the "wave" to us all.  And who could forget that smile!!  When Robert smiled his whole face smiled.  My prayers are with the entire McCorvey family and hope you can find peace and comfort in all the beautiful memories we all have of Robert.  He is flying with angels I am sure!

I had the pleasure of speaking to Robert twice at Flying Tigers. The first time was when he introduced himself to me and told me he hoped I had fun flying. The second time I spoke with him he called me by name and thanked me for flying with Flying Tigers. His joy for life and his gratitude were obvious to me and I will always remember his words to me. His smile was huge and very contagious. I am so sorry for your loss and I wish you peace.

I had the pleasure to meet Robert on several occasions and let me tell you he always had a huge contagious smile. Everytime I spoke to him it felt like if we old friends. It's hard to believe that he has gone to be with the lord but know he truly gets' to rest. I know he will be watching his friends, family and wife from above. My sincerest Condolences to the McCovery Family. Sincerely, Jeremy N. Alvarado

Robert was our dearest friend, a big brother, best friend, great boss, and someone that has been a true blessing to have touched our lives. 
Words can't express how much of a loss we feel to not have him a phone call away, available for a hug, to say hello to just because...but the memories we hold in our hearts will always remain so very special. 

Robert was always there for us, together with Helene, sharing many special family occasions, events in our lives, concerts, parties, dinners, & celebrations, and we always enjoyed his company to the fullest. True friends like that are rare!  

Robert was the life of the party, brought you up when you were down, made you laugh, lifted your spirits, and made sure he showed you that he cared. He made friends with anyone, talked to people as if he knew them forever, showed interest in you to get to know you better.
 We will miss you Robert! You were ONE OF A KIND!
Helene, you know we are here for you always. We love you and the family, as if you were ours. And you and Robert always made us feel like we were yours.

Our love for Robert is immense. May he fly with the angels and forever rest in peace. We will see you in heaven someday. Until then, we will think of you often.

I had just gotten to know Robert in the last year.He played in the Mockingbyrds with me,he was the bassist.I wish I could have met him years ago because he was a real pleasant,warm person.Robert will be missed dearly,he left us much too soon.God Bless him.

My heart breaks for all of you at the sudden loss of Robert. When I think back over the 20 years that I knew Robert; while I didn't work with him that often...I never spoke with him when he wasn't happy and helpful - I never saw him without a contagious, heartfelt smile. 

My deepest condolences.

Dear Helene and family,  Bob and I remember Robert as always having a kind word and such an uplifting spirit. He loved people, and he loved life! He was so thankful for all God had blessed him with, especially his loving family.  Our hearts are heavy for you all.  We will pray for God's comfort and peace during this very difficult time.   All our love to you, Celia Ethridge

Who will ever forget that smile? He was a kind person with a love for family. My prayers to his family.

Robert was so much more than a good neighbor. He was a real friend.
 
In the spirit of freedom and respect for everybody, Robert, embodied the core human values of dedication to family, hard work, sense of humor, devotion to the Lord, solidarity and openness. He was in other words the ideal person, strong in his convictions and eager to share these fundamental values with others. 

One evening in 2004, we told Robert that the next morning would be the special day when my wife Silvia and I would become American citizens. He was so happy and proud for us and the next morning he came himself to the ceremony to share the solemn moment and to embrace us not only as good neighbors but now also as fellow citizens.  It was such a moving gesture and something we will always remember. 
 
We miss you dear Robert but we know that now you are up there, flying high in the azure sky and smiling to us and protecting your loving Helene, your smart and handsome son Jason, your beautiful daughters Natasha and Chelsea, their families, your grandchildren, your dear mother and brother and sister.
 
We love you and remember you. You will be always in our hearts and in the hearts of everybody who had the privilege of knowing you.
 
Your friends Gino and Silvia

I stumbled into Flying Tigers a few years ago and met Robert.  I knew from the moment that I met him that he was a great person.  I occupied a lot of his time sitting around telling stories and he happily reciprocated.  And most of all, thanks to Robert for convincing me that flying was a good idea -- he was right.  Our community will miss a good soul.

My condolences to Robert's family.  He was always a joy to be around and a pleasure to play music with.

We are very sorry to hear of Robert's passing.  He always had a smile for everyone and will be fondly remembered.  We will keep your family in our prayers.

My sweetest memories of Robert, like many of you, center around his beaming smile and his contagious laughter. I am comforted now to know that Robert is in the presence of our Almighty God and he is now able to see the bigger picture of his life and the impact he had on all of us and so many others. 
Thank you Robert for the precious memories that I hold in my heart of you. I will always remember the sound of your laughter and how your presence filled the room. Thank you for the many hugs and kisses. You always seemed larger than life to me! Now may you enjoy eternity as you sit at the feet of Jesus!
With love always...cousin Resha

I am grateful I had the opportunity to play music and spend time with him. A really nice guy with a smile a mile wide.
Rob Shulman

I knew Robert from Broadway Church of Christ and Houston Christian school and, of course, Milby High School. We talked on the phone once about 1997 or so, and he was still the same sweet Christian man I knew years ago.  He was so proud of his family, and I asked about his Mom, and we talked about his family and the "good old days".  I was shocked to see this on Facebook today.  I am praying for all of you.

My thoughts and prayers are with the McCorvey family as you grieve. I always looked forward to the conversation about music with Robert. He was a talented individual and enjoyed not only playing music but listening too. It was a great part of him and he took pride in knowing that his music lead him to his wonderful bride Helene. Robert will be missed.

To the McCorvey family;
I am so sorry for your loss. My husband and me went to school with Robert. I graduated with him at Milby. He will be missed I remember his smile and beautiful eyes. 
Debbie Pinner Salinas

We are sorry to hear of the passing of Robert. We remember all the times and music shared at Covenant Church 

May God continue to bless his family at this time of loss.

The Bishop family
John, Carolee and Scott

i'm sorry to hear hear of the loss of robert mccorvey.  i'm glad to have met him, and will always remember his happy spirit.

HOW I WISH WE HAD GONE FLYING,

THERE SEEMED TO BE PLENTY OF TIME,

YOU GAVE ME A SMILE I WILL REMEMBER THE REST OF MY LIFE,

I WILL MISS YOU MY FRIEND.

I knew Robert as a classmate at Milby and have many funny memories of him from those days, especially in Governemnt/Economics class with Mr. Corder.  

I had the chance to talk to him at our 35th reunion and he was the same as I remembered him from high school and the way I will always remember him…a man who was full of life and passion.  He was a complete joy to be around. 

Helene - I so admire YOU for taking such good care of him in his last days, I was so touched by your love for him…

Robert was an amazing person with a one of a kind personality & a smile on his face at all times. I enjoyed being around Robert because of his sense of humour and ability to make you feel like everything was gonna be alright. Although life and working at the flight school will never be the same with out him here, I like to believe his work had been done here with us all. Robert took me on my very first small aircraft flight when we moved to Ellington Field...I will never forget that experience or Robert. My condolences go out to all who loved Robert, friends and family members.

May you rest my friend eternally in your Fathers hands!

We are so sorry to hear about Robert.  He was a great man and friend.  You are in our thoughts and prayers.  Chuck and Debbie Dixon

I will miss you my friend. We had some great times at Milby with all of our great friends like Charlie Ferguson, Andrew Allen, Kenny Phillips and others! You was one handsome dude with a great smile and personality. You lived every minute of your life to its fulliest. I am saddened and heavy hearted today as I open my FB today to see this. May you now fly around in heaven and get a "birds eye" view of God's creation and it won't cost you a DIME!!! We will love and miss you my friend! Farewell. May you rest in Gods hands for all eternity!
Randy Bokemeyer~Class of '73

I was so saddend to hear about the loss of Robert. I have known him since I was a little girl and the thing I remember the most is his big smile and his kind and caring heart. Thank you for sharing the pictures in the photo gallery...they are perfect & PRICELESS. I will pray for you during this difficult time and I hope that the wonderful memories you have of him will give you comfort in the future.

We would like to give your deepest condolences to the McCorvey Family for the lost of Robert. I work with him on and off for 10yrs. He was a great person to be around and to work with.

Roberts life touched many hearts in so many ways and as I reflect back on how his life touched mine,  I will remember the warmth of his sweet smile, the kiss on the check, and the hugs he gave so generously.  His kindness was a gift from the Holy Spirit planted deep in his life.  Such a loving heart illustrates for me the true and beautiful extension of God's Love.    
Thank you Robert, cousin Alana

What I remember most about Robert is his laugh.  When he laughed, his whole face lit up and his eyes twinkled so. Everyone who was near could not help but laugh, too, even if they hadn't heard the joke.

I will miss you, Robert, and that laugh dearly. Never forgotten.

With love,
Rachel & Johnny Fowler

Robert was the nicest, kindhearted man I ever met. He will be greatly missed.

My cousin Robert (Robin to me) has always been a blessing in my life. He always made me truly feel he was glad to be my cousin.

I think back and remember our private time we spent together going through my family's photographs that I gave him as he worked to construct the McCorvey family's historical photo album.

His cheerful smile I will always be able to see and enjoy... it always gave me comfort and always will.

My prayers are for God's comfort to help his family at this time.
Cousin, Allan Raymond Jamail

Robert was so much more than a good neighbor. He was a real friend.
I vividly remember the first time I met him. About ten years ago a car drove slowly by our street, kind of surveying the area, and when the driver saw me mowing the lawn, he stopped and introduced himself . "I am Robert"  he said, "and we might buy a house here. Is this a nice neighborhood?" I responded that yes, it was safe, friendly, convenient and well served. 
When my wife Silvia asked "what's this person like?" I replied that he looked like the all American young man, tall, handsome, with a big smile and very friendly manners.
Obviously he must have been reassured -despite my not so Texan accent- and a few weeks later, Robert, Helene and their beautiful children (Jason, Natasha and Chelsea) actually moved in and became our neighbors and very good friends.
 
Robert's and Helene's friendliness and hospitality immediately enlivened the community. 
They initiated and regularly organized and hosted the Christmas progressive party that became a tradition of Penn Manor Court, and at at every Neighbors Night Out, they invited everybody, had tables, food, drinks and Robert's music talent to share. In all occasions they were always committed and helpful friends and neighbors to any and all.
 
In the spirit of freedom and respect for everybody, Robert, embodied the core human values of dedication to family, hard work, devotion to the Lord, solidarity and openness. He was in other words the ideal American, strong in his convictions and eager to share these fundamental values with others. 
One evening in 2004, we told Robert that the next morning would be the special day when my wife Silvia and I would become American citizens. He was so happy and proud for us and the next morning he came himself to the ceremony to share the solemn moment and to embrace us not only as good neighbors but now also as fellow citizens.  
It was such a moving gesture and something we will always remember. 
And of course them being Robert and Helene, the special day became a special night with a big celebration that they arranged in our honor by inviting the whole neighborhood to their home.
 
We miss you dear Robert but we know that now you are up there, flying high in the azure sky and smiling to us and protecting your loving Helene, your smart and handsome son Jason, your beautiful daughters Natasha and Chelsea, their families, your grandchildren, your dear mother Pauline, brother Tony and sister Carla.
 
We love you and remember you. You will be always in our hearts and in the hearts of everybody who had the privilege of knowing you.
 
your friends Gino and Silvia

Helene and Family - Words cannot begin to tell the story of Robert...what a blessing to have had him in each of your lives.  He will be missed by us all.

I came to know Robert during high school at Milby as he was in several of my classes and such a comedian!  Later in life, what fun it was to work alongside of him, Charlie, Kenny, Roseanne and Steve on the Reunion Committee.  He always had a story about his family and how precious they were to him...it was heart-warming to see how much he lit up when talking about each of you...We have lost 'one of ours' and will miss him dearly, as will each of you.  His memory will live on in each of us.

Please know that each of you are in my prayers and I know that he is no longer suffering and truly at peace.  Our Lord has a plan and has called one of His Angels to come fly with Him...

Robert we miss you guy!  We'll see you at the next reunion...

Tony Jr and the entire McCorvey Family-

We are sorry to hear about Robert's passing.  I was thinking of him over the Thanksgiving weekend.  His life is a perspective reminder to me about the importance of relationships and family.

Although I did not know Robert personally, when viewing the photo album it is easy to see he lived a full and happy life.  Lots of great memories are found behind those pictures.  Our hearts are saddened by his passing, but we are also celebrating his life with you.

Please know we are praying for your family.
Doug Reed and the Solerant IT Services Team

Uncle Robert is the epitome of a Christ like man.  Definitely a role model for the family to follow.  He will be missed greatly, but his light will continue to shine through the kids and grandkids.  
I will always remember all the great trips and holidays spent with him.  
-Tony Boy

I can't tell you how much we appreciated Robert and all of the McCorveys' for their support and presence during our times of laughter and heartaches.  Our prayers are with all of the McCorvey family.  "Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding."

Mike Adams and family.

I've known Robert for many years and he was always the kindest most generous man to everyone. I will always remember that beautiful smile and twinkling eyes. He was truly a man of God who lived a life that touched so many others. He will be greatly missed. Love to you all, 
Sam & Gwen DiStefano

Our memories of Robert are filled with His laughter and smiles,his devotion to his family and his love for friends and life.The days at Covenant 
Church when the kids were small hold many smiles in our hearts.May these memories bring comfort to you in the days ahead and stay close to your hearts forever.Our love,Charlie and Cindi Ferguson

What I'll always remember about Robert was his sense of humor.  He always had a smile to share with those around him.  Often a send-along humorous e-mail originated from his computer.  

Robert was a man of vision... he had the imagination to see what wasn't there yet and to be able to create it for the rest of us.  

Among the many things that Robert and I shared was a love of flying.  I'm sure that somewhere up there above the clouds, Robert will be climbing into a little go-fast plane and checking it out!  Robert, you are missed by so many... count me in that number!

Robert was more than my boss he was my friend. He made it a point to ask me everyday how I was doing and what was going on in my life.  Robert took a genuine interest in his employees personal lives and created special bonds with us all.  He was the leader of the Flying Tigers family, it will never be the same without him. We love and miss you.
Victoria Laguna

Robert will  be missed so much.  He was so out going and super nice I never saw him without a smile. He was a great family member our thoughts and prayers are with all of the McCorveys .  We love you all.  Mike, Julie(Newton), Colby,  Chelsey, Miranda Bissitt

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Robert Louis McCorvey

August 7, 1955 – November 24, 2010

Earthman Funeral Directors

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