Bobby was my dance partner for Miss Baylin's dance classes in the seventh grade. We went on t.v. doing ballroom dancing with a group consisting of Phyllis Dunham, Fred Bahnson, Betty Wilson and others. He also took me to the senior prom. I also went to church with Bobby at St. Paul's Episcopal Church where he was very active heading up the acolytes and their scheduling. He was always a great friend and a truly nice person. I miss him very much.
This is to summrize the obituary of my good friend, Bobby Sutton:
Robert B. Sutton, Jr. died January 25, 2010, He was born March 29, 1944 in Winston-Salem to Robert and Elsie Lou Sutton. He attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and graduated fromGuilford College. He served in the United States Army, where he received the Military Pollice Association Outstanding Graduate Award and later served in Germany. He received the the SERTOMA International Life Membership award. Bob was a public accountant for A.M Pullen, worked for Niblock Typewriter Company and Carswell Business Systems. He trained acolytes and supervised ushers at St. Paul's Episcopal Church where his great uncle, Robert B. Sutton served as Rector. He was active in scouting and an avid golfer.
Bob is survived by his wife, Vickie, and his mother, Elsie. He is also survived by his son and daughter in law, Scott and Carolyn of Hempstead and their son Robbie and also by his daughter, Lisa and son in law, Mike Miemi of St. Joseph, Michigan; two sisters, Sarah Lou Sutton Kiser of Monticello, Mississippi and Margaret "Peggy" Sutton Wade of Raleigh. The funeral was held at St. Pauls with the Rev. David Hodges and the Rev. Thomas P. Murray officiating.
James R. (Jim) Middleton
My best friend - Wiley, Reynolds, UNC-CH, Guilford. We had lots of fun. I miss him. He was like a brother!
Dianne Pfefferkorn (Hobbs)
Bobby was my dance partner for Miss Baylin's dance classes in the seventh grade. We went on t.v. doing ballroom dancing with a group consisting of Phyllis Dunham, Fred Bahnson, Betty Wilson and others. He also took me to the senior prom. I also went to church with Bobby at St. Paul's Episcopal Church where he was very active heading up the acolytes and their scheduling. He was always a great friend and a truly nice person. I miss him very much.
Danny T. Ferguson
This is to summrize the obituary of my good friend, Bobby Sutton:
Robert B. Sutton, Jr. died January 25, 2010, He was born March 29, 1944 in Winston-Salem to Robert and Elsie Lou Sutton. He attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and graduated fromGuilford College. He served in the United States Army, where he received the Military Pollice Association Outstanding Graduate Award and later served in Germany. He received the the SERTOMA International Life Membership award. Bob was a public accountant for A.M Pullen, worked for Niblock Typewriter Company and Carswell Business Systems. He trained acolytes and supervised ushers at St. Paul's Episcopal Church where his great uncle, Robert B. Sutton served as Rector. He was active in scouting and an avid golfer.
Bob is survived by his wife, Vickie, and his mother, Elsie. He is also survived by his son and daughter in law, Scott and Carolyn of Hempstead and their son Robbie and also by his daughter, Lisa and son in law, Mike Miemi of St. Joseph, Michigan; two sisters, Sarah Lou Sutton Kiser of Monticello, Mississippi and Margaret "Peggy" Sutton Wade of Raleigh. The funeral was held at St. Pauls with the Rev. David Hodges and the Rev. Thomas P. Murray officiating.