Bob Drobel

Feliz cumpleaños, Bob! Rejoice in the Lord always and again I say rejoice. We just can't give Him enough praise. Don't think so much on the plight of the country that it drives you up the proverbial wall. Cast all your cares on Him for He careth for you. Enjoy your day, enjoy your family and eat some cake and ice cream. KLUJICS! Psalm 143.
Respectfully, Paul Viera, RHS 65 Classmate

Happy early Birthday Bob! Hope you have a great day with Friends and family. I'll be waiting to have that Birthday lunch with you when you get back here.

To Mike and Sally-

We were good friends in High School and College. You were always a cut above, a magnet  for friendship, and a leader. I enjoyed you a lot, including trips to A&W for root beer during two-a-days and many activities. Mike, I enjoyed the Institute with you as well, and I followed you as much as possible from NMSU. we played you all those years.

It is my loss that we lost touch, but we reconnected in Phoenix and in Prescott for a couple of lunches about ten or so years ago on your seperate trips to that get-away vacation spot you had up there in the pines. I'll never forget you good friend, and this kind of fits as a tribute to you, as another old Coyote.

You are the hardest guy in the world to get a working phone number on. I'd love to speak at ya. Suggestions? A working number? Congratulations on you sons marriage! Best to Carol.

Posted on: May 21, 2017 at 2:33 AM

I'm late!! Happy Birthday. If you have one then I must be getting ready as well. I wish you all the best and I hope to see you when you have some time. My goodness where time goes. It has been a crazy start to the year, with hernia surgery all across my incision line, and I look slimmer. Two weeks at Mayo and 6 weeks recovery but God took care of me. I wish you all the best, you have always been a sister to me. God Bless. Be well.

Happy Birthday, Bob! Hope you guys aren't too hot in middle AZ so far. Man what a year we have gone through! The only way to keep our sanity here is to know that no matter what God is still on his throne and prayer changes things. I rejoice in wishing you the very best and thank God for you, Psalm 116:1-12 KLUJICS!
Respectfully, Paul Viera, RHS 65 Classmate

Posted on: May 21, 2016 at 2:33 AM

Happy Birthday, Bob! May 21 is a blessed day because you were born then and from the river of life ended up on the shores of Roswell, NM where you joined a very special bunch of people known as Coyotes. 18 years and a Diploma later, we all graduated to the school of life where our real testing began. I am happy to see that we have passed the test and are still journeying toward the destination that awaits us -- together. Stay faithful , amigo. KLUJICS. James 1:17. Psalm 3:3.
Respectfully, Paul Viera, RHS 65 Classmate

Roberto! Happy Birthday amigo! I trust you will have and continue to have a great birthday. I'm looking forward to seeing you in September at the reunion!!!

Hola, Bob, Feliz Cumpleaños! In seven days, Lord willing, you'll be celebrating your birthday. What a blessing these years have been and to be granted one more? Well, that's just icing on the cake of life, amigo. Life is so funny. Joy mixed with sadness is part of it. We rejoice with the rejoicing ones and weep with the mourning ones and in the end we stand amazed at the fact that it continues whether we accept it like it is or not. It's fast and slow, it fills our emptiness only to take back what we never really owned in the first place. The longer we live the more we cling to it. It's supposed to be that way. We don't control it. It controls us. There is Only One who can give life and I, for one, choose to give mine over to the ONE who reigns over Life. What a great day to be alive, Bob. That's why I have so much to be thankful for. For the means of this venue at this time just to have the privilege of wishing well and saying Happy Birthday to my fellow 65 graduates of RHS. What a joy! Enjoy those grandkids and your children. I hope to see you in September full of stories and stuff to share. A toast to you, amigo y hasta pronto. KLUJICS.
Respectfully, Paul Viera, RHS 65 Classmate

Very sorry to hear this! He had one heck of a smile. We were not close friends, but Jim had a way of making you feel like best friends, and it seemed like everybody was in that category. Heck of a guy. I would have loved to be closer.

High School was somewhat awkward, maybe particularly at RHS, because it was so big. Lots of people we went to school with, I wanted to get to know better,and in May '65, it was just asa if a big curtain came down on a several act play, and except for a few friends, a lot of people were in the wind. Lost friendships, and friends, lost opportunities to get to know people better, and then came the next 50 years, one by one......! My Oh My!

Reconnecting with a few over that 50 on lucky occasions. Jim was one of those really great people, and I have deep regret that we have lost him, like quite a few, without the chance to reconnect in September, or on another occasion. To his family and all of his friends, condolences, and best wishes. Surely Jim has his wings already!

Rob Drobel

Posted on: May 07, 2015 at 11:48 AM

Happy Birthday Sis! Hope all is well with You and Spence, and all the family. Next trip to Roswell, gotta ring you up. Enjoy it all. Hard to believe our folks met at St. Mary's when Pete and Walt were being discharged with you, and Mom and Dad were being admitted to have me, and it was 68 damn years ago. On top of that our families turned out to be close friends. Those old memories are vivid. I'll never forget that Easter Dinner.......when Bobby Ream was wanting to leave the table, because all of us had already finished and been excused, and your Dad asked him "What do you say?" He was looking for "Excuse me please?' Bobby was classic. Remember what he said? "Nothing, Mr. Haut, I didn't burp!"

This is Scarlet in a Christmas Tableu at Church, before ^PM Christmas Eve Mass, in her role as Hannah in the Biblical Presentation of the Nativity, and famous people from the Bible.