I miss my dear sweet neighbor Bobbie.  

Love,
Sylvia


Our dear sweet neighbor, Bobbie.  You are missed.

Sylvia & Craig

Oh how the world will miss sweet Bobbie!!!  She was a pistol, a firecracker, a ball of laughter, a precious encourager, a wise woman of the Lord, an accomplice 😁, a bright light, a singer, a strong lady, a baby rocker, a giver, a welcoming and loving spirit, and I adored her!!!  She was like a surrogate grandmother to me and my sister and we just loved her!  I am so grateful to have known her, loved her and been loved by her.  I know she is at home and at peace with her Savior and so many loved ones and friends and her beloved Ralph.  I look forward to seeing what shenanigans she has gotten into in heaven and being reunited with "toot-bug!!". ❤️.   So thankful my baby was once held by those precious arms, like sooo many other babies!!!

Bobbie Comer was one of the most special ladies at Baptist Temple.  A great supporter, a wonderful friend, and a workaholic!  .  Bobbie always volunteered to help anyone- a true servant!  Her laugh was contagious!  Her smile-always an encouragement!  Jerry and I have such fond memories of Bobbie and the entire family.  Our prayers are with you.  We know she had the biggest smile on her face when she walked through those pearly gates ...and saw her Savior and Ralph and all her BT friends!
All our love and prayers!
Jerry and Jenise Cronan 

Kim and Jeff: After 40 plus years of happy neighborliness, we share your grief at Bobbie's passing.

I remember Bobbie and Ralph when I was a child. They were in my grandparents’ Sunday School Department at Baptist Temple. Bobbie always had that beautiful smile and greeted everyone as if they were her best friend. Years later, I would see her at Memorial Hermann Northwest  Hospital (now  Greater Heights) where she served as a volunteer. My parents were frequent flyers there and often as I went in the doors, Bobbie was at the information desk with her smile and  warm greetings.  Kim and family, may your memories of Bobbie help you through these days. We look forward to seeing Bobbie in Heaven because she knew Him as her personal Savior and  His love flowed through her to others. 

Bobbie was one of the most wonderful people in our lives.  She was a Sunday School Teacher extraordinaire, a fine example of a Christian wife & Mother and  loved by all.  She was a good and faithful friend to the very end.  She will be missed, but we know we will see her again some day in Heaven.  

Our condolences to the family. Bobbie was an amazing person, always had a smile on her face. She will be greatly missed. Blessings. 

Kim and Family,  I am really glad that I got to meet your Mom Bobbie when Kim was living in Port Orchard.  Bobbie touched so many lives and even though I did not get to know her more, I feel I knew her from everything Kim shared with us on Facebook.  
I am really sorry for all of your loss and now she is with our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, and in no more pain or mental anguish.   
Kim you are the best daughter a Mother could ever have.  Your love and compassion and your loving care of your Mom was beautiful!  The good times you shared with your Mom Bobbie before she started to deteriorate will be time you cherish.  Some people don’t get the opportunity to say the things they wanted to or spend the time they wanted to before their loved one passes.  I love you Kim and My thoughts and prayers are with all of you!  God bless!  ❤️🤗🙏🏻

Bobbie’s smile was contagious and her hugs warm.   I thank God for her ability to share His love to each person she met.  My condolences to Kim, Jeff, and family.  I know she will always be part of each of you.

Our Dear Friend and Neighbor Bobbie: it was a joy and a pleasure to be your neighbor for so many years.  Timbergrove will miss you as well as your many close neighbors.  You were always there for any of us when we needed help.  Your giving heart will be missed.  Rest in peace.

Bobbie was what you think of when you think how a Christian should be - smiling, helpful, faithful, kind, fun and loving.  Have sweet memories of her at Baptist Temple.  Prayers for Kim, Jeff and all of the family. Don't you know she and Ralph are enjoying seeing each other.

Oh, how I loved Mrs. Bobbie Comer. She was such a fun lady and I enjoyed being around her as I was growing up. I have so many fond memories, but I especially remember waiting to see her at church and getting my hug. She could make me laugh every time I was in her presence.   My parent’s always said we were very similar in personality...so of course that means she was awesome in every way!  RIP Mrs. Comer. You will be missed, but I know Ralph is happy to have you beside him again. ❤️

Sorry for your loss Kim and family. Your Mom was so sweet. Between Waltrip and Baptist Temple, she was around for a big part of my life. May you find peace here as she is enjoying heaven.

Marlin and I adored Bobbie. She was genuinely sweet.  Every Sunday upon entering Baptist Temple, she was the first cheerful face to greet us with a “good morning young people”! (We were already in our late 50’s). She was a dear sweet Christian and she will be missed by many.  

Bobbie or Mrs. Comer which is how my children from a very young age respectfully addressed her was a very good neighbor to my family and to all her neighbors. She truly loved us all.  She was genuine in her enthusiasm when good things happened to any of us, so proud and happy for us  and a caring friend during our hard times.  A sweet neighbor for over 40 years, yes, we miss you, Bobbie.  Since you left Droxford there is a void on our block.  You've gone before us and know that our heavenly Father was waiting for you.  Kim, your mom is at peace and has gone home.  

When Mrs. Comer met me, she recieved me with the most welcoming and loving arms. Her spirit and charm could entertain one for hours. She reminded me of my grandmother and was born the same year a month prior to my grandma. I loved all the stories she shared with me and the love she had for volunteering at the hospital. Her bright star will shine on in my heart forever. 

Bobbie was a precious and kind lady. She was like a member of our family, and a treasured friend to my mother. She will be greatly missed. 
Bobbie, we will see you in heaven one day. We are blessed for having known you. We will never forget all the special memories.
You were the best, and you will forever be in our hearts. 

Mrs. Comer was such a sweet lady. She was always the first one to help a friend and always had an encouraging word. She loved Jesus and she will be greatly missed. 

Bobbie was such a precious and godly woman. She always had a smile and a positive attitude and answer for everything. I'm blessed to have known her through the years and am confident she is with Jesus and rejoicing with the angels! She will be greatly missed until we meet her again someday.

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Bobbie Jean Comer

June 11, 1932 – January 6, 2020

Pat H. Foley & Company

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