Dear family,
Your dad and grampa was a special friend. We have several of his woodworking projects, and memories of good times making music together.  Shirley was a special friend, too.
Ron and Linda Sprunger

We are so sorry that this is late in coming, but we just found out in church today about Bob and we wanted to let you know how very kind and cheerful he was to us every time we sat next to him in church at Christ Church.  He was always happy to see us and he loved to share God's peace and hugs whenever he had the chance.  We know he is in Heaven and someday we will get to see him again and give him a great big hug!  May God comfort all of you in knowing what an amazing person he was and all of the lives he touched with his kindness.  With sincerest sympathy, Bob & Amy & Mikayla Hribal

I don't have enough words to say how much that man meant to me! Growing up I spent a lot of time at their house with my best friend Cheri-I was always treated like a member of the family-I remember many rides to church and all the fun I had there-Ron, your sister and I drove you crazy-your dad would always just laugh at us all-Mr Fox always had a smile on his face that lit up a room-As years passed and I moved he and I would still stay in touch and whenever I was in town he would always come to church to see me-always with a hug and a smile-I sure am going to miss him-praying for you all-he loved you all so much❤️

Always remember the fun times with your whole family and the rest of the Ritenbaugh clan and anyone else around at the house on Perrysville Avenue.  And Saturday nights at Grandma's house on Maryland Avenue where you and Jane first grew up.

When I saw the obituary with Bob's kind face, I fondly remember serving alongside him and Shirley when we were at Orchard Hill Church together.  Well done, good and faithful servant!

Linda and I have fond memories of Bob's kindness, great sense of humor, and his commitment as a member of the choir at Allison Park Assembly of God.  Several of his wood working projects
are a part of the decor in our home.  

...a man of many talents,  all beginning with his devotion to His Lord and saviour Jesus Christ...spent the greatest portion of his life in service  musically, emotionally and spiritually,...in testimony of the blessings and influence of God in  his life....devoted husband...involved father and Papap Bobby ...
...I remember the broomaphone...snipe
Hunting...the sound studio...and creating works of art in the workshop in the basement.
...thanks again for the desk you made for my birthday...and all of the crafts we made together...including all of the swords and spears for "the choice"...
and the clocks...
...may the Lord bless you and keep you...
may the lord make His glorious face to shine before you...may the be gracious to you...and grant you peace...for an eternity. 

Larry 


Foxy. you have been a dear friend to my parentsJane and Lee Campbell and to myself. I still have the musical note clock you made my Mom Jane.  You were in to sewing when my daughter Gretchen was born in 1971. You made her the first little dress she got. You have always been a Godly man and you will be missed. Well done good and faithful servant! Susie Campbell Bilsing

OBITUARY

Robert E. Fox

November 5, 1930 – March 4, 2020

H.P. Brandt Funeral Home

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