Dad, Less than a month ago Gloria, me, Linda, Bobby & Michele stayed with you as much as we could (Gloria every day!). It broke my heart to see you struggle so hard. Like you said dad, your brain was good but your body wasn't. When we finally took machines, tubes, needles and IV's away you could talk and we did! We all cried, laughed, remembered fun times, happy times. Yeah, you were on pain medicine, but you laughed and cried with us. Your brain as sharp as always!
One month ago today Linda and I spent the night with you in the hospital. I cuddeled with you in bed.
Dad, the tears are running think down my face. Not a day goes by that I just want my dad back. It so hard when I talk to Gloria because I know you won't be also talking to me. You were always there for me and all us kids.
Thank you for giving me life and  sharing your wisdom. You never (NEVER) complained, you never (NEVER) spoke a bad word about anyone. Your patience, caring, helping others and unconditional love will be with me always.
I love you more than all the stars in the sky and all the sand in the world! This wink is for you dad! Connie

Sandy and I are sorry for your loss. Although we did not get to know Bob we wish to pass our condolences to Tari and her family and relatives in your time of sorrow.

I'll always remember Bob as an intelligent, easy going guy, most always smiling, and a pleasure to be with, especially when the conversation got around to "old Fords".  He was a Class Act for sure.

Gary Rembold Sr.       Snohomish, WA.

Bob was at the top of my Best Friends List. We had plans for a get-together in mid October. I am really going to miss it. To say it briefly, Bob would be my first choice to share a Fox Hole with. God Bless Gloria and the family.

I had the pleasure of knowing Bob as my friend, and as my husbands (Jack Latham's) friend and for a number of years, his partner in business.  I first met Bob in 1955 or 1956 when Jack and I became engaged and later married.  We have been in touch several times over these number of years, and am deeply saddened to hear fo his passing.  He always has had a smile on his face and in his heart.  He will indeed be missed by his many friends and his family.  My best to Gloria and his entire family.  Eva (Latham) Babic

Karen & I are very saddened to hear of Bob's passing.  Our deepest condolences go out to Gloria & the Stonecipher family.I had the pleasure of working with Bob at Boeing right up to his retirement & was priveleged to remain friends and keep in touch with him & Gloria through the many years since.  

Working with Bob was nothing short of fun & enlightening.  He & I worked as partners installing seats and other interior fixtures on the 747-400 airplane.  He would leave the technical aspects, like interpreting blueprints and specifications, to me, & in return, he would teach me about values & patience.  Not a bad arrangement.  

The first call I got from him after his retirement was "Did you get your $600?"  This was in reference to a $1200 bonus that we shared for a.ramp that him & I designed to more easily remove the large airplane seats from their transportation containers,    

I recall when our twins were born, Bob was so quick to share in the excitement that it was apparent that he was as happy for me as I was proud.

Whatever the situation, Bob always had some wisdom to share with me.  His impact to my life may be small, but the significance of it is a treasure.

You may go now my friend,
But I'll hold on to your memory.
For I must carry on with the Class and Dignity
Which you have bestowed upon me.

Thank You Stoney, for the little lifes lessons that have made me a better man.

Rick Amos

I first met Bob in 1984 and knew right away that he was a quality guy. We had
some common grounds and spent the next 26 years meeting often and after we  retired, we had lunch every wednesday for years.
we traveled together to Hawaii and to Grand Cayman with the wifes. I'll miss him. He always had a sense of humor, even during his sickness, he would have something funny to say. God Bless him and Gloria and his son and daughters. We'll miss him but we have the memories to last our life time.
Bob Downing

I knew Bob from the Day that he hired into Boeing until the day he retired and he was a class act from day one. He was always upbeat and spoke well of others or said nothing at all. I felt priviledged to have known and worked with such a man. He will be missed there is no doubt by everyone he touched.... Ray Baumgardner IAM 751

I've known Robert many years and thouroghly enjoyed him.  He will be very missed.  We had the best time together in Leavenworth, WA at Karen's cabin for the day.  We all had a big BBQ.  Many loves.

Connie Webster & Family

Stanley W Richardson (Skip)Bob was a great man so easy to talk to, at a time when I lived next door we talked Motorcycles, he gave me some advice I pass on to this day. He said you never pass a stranded biker & you always wave, I think he lived his life that way.thanks Bob

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Robert Stoney B. Stonecipher

11 diciembre, 1926 – 17 septiembre, 2010

Purdy & Walters at Floral Hills Funeral Home & Cemetery

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