What special memories I have of  you as a child growing up, even better memories of you growing in Christ together.
I will be with you again soon my dear friend and we will rejoice in our father for eternity. For now I miss you until we meet again. 
In Christ
Jerry

Bob was like a brother to me. Always there for you.

I have so many memories of my dad, some recently resurfaced..he always made me feel secure and safe, first and foremost! But most of my memories are times we laughed, even when I was ‘in trouble’. I never doubted his love for me! He made me and my sister his priority and was even a single dad for a little while, of course grandma helped him (because he cut her grass). I could write a book just about things he has done for us! From lectures in the basement to trips to Santa Claus Land. He worked so hard to make sure everyone was ok! And I mean Every One! Dad I love you! And I wish you could’ve been here to see how much everyone loves you!(I know, You were there) I know you’re in heaven and I’ll see again! Head kisses!  I love you, your 2nd favorite 😉Katie 

I met Bob and Theresa at my restaurant as customers. Immediately they became my friends. I was long to see them coming and what long conversations we had. Bobs favorite gyro salad or just gyros and a bottle of Krhtikos which later changed to Nemea. 
I am missing Bob already just by finding out he’s gone.
My restaurant won’t be the same anymore without him
R.I.P Bob and I will have a glass of Nemea for you
See you when my time comes. We will meet again
Theresa, I am so sorry for your loss. Men like Bob, are hard to find

I was lucky enough to have Bob as my boss for the past 16 years. 
He was more than that, as he was someone I admired and respected.
I never told him, but the reason I volunteered to work so many Saturdays was because it would usally  just be us two there in the mornings and I looked forward to the conversations.
I may be exaggerating conversations! As it was usally him venting and me listening. 
He will be missed very much

My brother, Bob Driver. Who can even begin to describe my brother. There are not enough words. My brother was a man of honor, compassion, loyalty and faith. 
Our mother, Ann Driver, raised us with the highest standards possible and it worked!! 
The many memories over the years are countless.
Especially his humor. We would have gatherings and Bob would be the total center of attraction. Posing in any profession to get attention and boy did he get it.
It was hilarious!! We loved it!! 
As brothers, we mentored each other when needed and never faltered in our respect and love for each other.
I was blessed to have my brother, Bob in my life. He is with Mom in heaven, where I will reunite with them in time for an eternity. God bless him. Bill






May the arms of comfort hold Bob’s family close. He loved his family a lot as can be seen in the photos. Peace be with you all as you lay your beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, friend and mentor to rest. 
Terry & Meg Balak & Staff at Elizabethtown Overhead

Growing up living behind Thersa & Bob and 5 girls and becoming best friend with Shawna how he had patience with all the girls. I remember hanging out on the front porch when Bob came home from work getting out of his truck always smiling would always say something as he walked into the house.  Have a lot of fond memories Bob your smile, laughter and your kindness will be truly missed but not forgotten.

Jeannie Green Gilson 

My the Lord wrap his loving arms around Bob's family & friends. To me he was always my Uncle Bob, though we were cousins. Uncle Bob was such a loving, caring & thoughtful man. Who will be loved, missed & thought of often. Our love and prayers to Theresa and the kids. My dad loved Bob & thought the world of him as many of us do. 

With love & sympathy,

Kanzady Gail Garrett-Pennoyer
Christine Garrett

There are no words to convey our sorrow at the loss of Bob.  He was a genuine friend.  I am quite certain he would give you the shirt off his back.  Full of humor, even in difficult times.  Always a story to make you laugh!  Know that our hearts are with you.   And you are in our prayers as you navigate the difficult days ahead.   Remember, he will always be in your hearts.  Much love. . .. 

Like Mary Jo I have fond memories of him playing with us in the yard as children.  I also learned early not to share my apples with him. He seemed a bit too hungry for this small child. I remember also him and Jane babysitting us and wanting to know if the top bunk would hold them. It did not. As a child I loved staying overnight with them. As I grew I admired  how he took care of his daughters and his mother.  I always loved his sense of humor. I have many memories of dinner at El Nopals. He was so mad once because we were handed a bill for our dinner. He has bought us more meals than I could count. We solved most of the world's problems over those meals. I saw him be able to get a margarita to go when Theresa was ill.   I admire his willingness to work . I've seen him leave to work in the wee early mornings as a child and saw him just a couple weeks ago in his work truck.  A recent fond memory I have was when I was getting ready to leave Dad and Kay's party and I pointed to my forehead and from across the room he puckered up and and eagerly motioned for me to  get over to him so he could kiss my forehead. I just love Uncle Bob to pieces. The world has lost one of the best. One day we will meet again and I will cherish the thought of that next forehead kiss. That kiss will come not because Bob or myself were good people but because we are both followers of Christ. Thank you Lord Jesus we will meet again. I think grandma was pleasantly surprised to see him as well as my mom and others. I don't understand why God gave him so much grace with cancer and then took him suddenly, but I do know He loves him more than anyone and Bob is now casting crowns, well earned before the  Throne of God.

Bob was a kind dear man, who helped me with the garage door business many years ago.  He shed his wisdom, experience and generosity while I tried to manage a door business.  He was generous and always there with advise and support, when asked.  He set a good example  for other men to follow.  He will be deeply missed.  His family is blessed to have him as their husband and father and grand-father.   I shall always be grateful for his friendship and kindness.

Respectfully, 
Glenda Daugherty 

I remember growing up he would take us kids by the hands and wrist and spin us around and around in the front yard.  He would also pick us up and flip us over off his arms.  He was such a fun uncle for a kid to have.
As an adult what I will always remember is his kindness and generosity.  My favorite times will always be when Bob and Dad were able to get together.  I could sit and listen to them converse for hours.
I will miss him. 
Rest in Peace Uncle Bob.

OBITUARY

Robert M Driver

August 15, 1948 – April 2, 2019

Arch L. Heady at Resthaven & Resthaven Memorial Park

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