Birth date: Jul 10, 1930 Death date: Mar 12, 2013
Robert Edward Imes Sr. age 82 of Goodlettsville, TN formerly of Celina, TN passed away on Tuesday, March 12, 2013 in Nashville, TN. He served in the U. S Army from 1952 until 1954, a veteran of the Korean War and Lifetime member o Read Obituary
Aunt Janet, Garnet, and Bob, I so am sorry to hear about my cute Uncle Bobby. You know, that me and my daughters have always called Uncle Bobby that. We always were so glad to see you, wish there could have been more of those visits. I wish there would be some way I could be there and also bring mom, but I am sorry we won’t be able to. Just know we love all of you and are thinking of you all.
Cindy and Dorothy
Janet, Garnet and Bobby.....There just are no words to express my sadness for this loss. Bob was a "one of a kind" person....I can remember as a child getting to know your family for the first time.....and those childhood memories turned into teenage, then adult memories. Whether we were greeting each other at church or gathering at one another's homes....Bob was the quiet person in the background, but his presence was always special....always smiling and kind to everyone. He was one of the first to help my dad out when he couldn't figure out a project around the church or the house. And Janet, well she was my Sunday School teacher for several years and her happiness and love of God is still impacting my life today. Bob, you will be missed beyond our imagination, but "I Will Meet You in the morning, Just inside the Eastern Gate." My thoughts, love and prayers are with all of you. Jeanette (Cox) Trent
Thinking of you all and praying God's peace will surround you. Loved Bob and your entire family. Janet you will always be one of my favorite sunday school teachers. Much love, Michele (Cox) Brown
Janet, Garnet, and Bob, I am so sorry to hear about Bob. Without a doubt the finest man I ever met. If I think about how a man must live to get into Heaven, I know it would be the way he did. You all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Keith Litteral
My dear Aunt Janet and family,
I am so very sorry about Uncle Bobby. We cannot make it to his service, and I do regret it horribly. He was such a very dear man. I am so sorry. You have our love always. I really wish we were able to come up. Know that we are there in your heart, and have our deep love.
Love always,
Ginger and Leon Adelstone
