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Bob B. Pitman
02/25/1927 — 01/09/2003
From Richland, WA, US | Born in Pasco, Washington
Bob B. Pitman
Bob B. Pitman, 75, of Richland, WA passed away on January 9, 2003. He was born on February 25th 1927 to parents Ed and Sena Pitman. Bob was born and raised in Pasco, where he attended and graduated High School.
He was a substation Operator and retired from Bonneville Power.
Mr. Pitmans love for hunting and fishing was surpassed only by his love for his family. His handmade fishing poles were a treasure to the ones lucky enough to own one.
He was a great teacher who didnt hesitate to share his knowledge with anyone eager to learn. He taught everything from bowling to fishing, hunting and reloading techniques.
Mr. Pitman received a pin for 5 years without missing a day of work. He was a member of IBEW for 50 years.
He is survived by his wife Audrey Pitman, sons; Kerry Pitman and his wife Angie, Larry Pitman and his wife Mary, daughter; Judee Nerren, grandchildren; Brian, Amy, Stacy, and Crystal and several great-grandchildren.
Mr. Pitman was preceded in death by his parents and son Michael Pitman.
A memorial service will be held Tuesday January 14th, 2003 at 1:30 P.M. at the Redeemer Lutheran Church, 520 Thayer Dr. Richland.
Mrs. Pitman and Kerry and all the family,
I am so sorry to hear about Mr. Pitman. I will miss seeing him at Albertsons on Lee Blvd. He would patiently wait for her as I scanned their groceries and visited with Mrs. Pitman. He was a quiet man but always said ‘hi’ with a smile. My heart and prayers are out to all of you.
Patti Snider Mlller
He was the best friend, I or anyone could ever have..We shared for over 40 years, and had a great run..i was priveiledged to know him..Rick
Uncle Bob was always a quiet but very nice man. I will always remember him as a very nice gentle man. He was always kind to me whenever I would see him at Grandma Aardal’s house. We will miss him and our prayers go to his family.
Love Connie Aardal
I got to know Bob by dating his son Mike and I’m so thankful for that. I have so many wonderful memories with him. Bob and his family are all the most delightful family. Bob always looked out for everyone, he’d bend over backwards for anyone at anytime. He will be greatly missed. I love each and everyone of you.
Bob was a grate outdoorsman and he had an opinion on any subject you wanted to argue ,I mean discus.
Bob was a grate man and a good friend. We will miss him very much.
Uncle Bob was always willing to talk about sports or the outdoors and even life when I had a question for him. I only wish I had lived closer to be able to have known him better.My best to All My cousins up in Washington and to Aunt Audrey for our loss,Eddie Musgrave
p.s. Mom, Sena&Charles also send there best
Mrs. Pitman and Kerry and all the family,
I am so sorry to hear about Mr. Pitman. I will miss seeing him at Albertsons on Lee Blvd. He would patiently wait for her as I scanned their groceries and visited with Mrs. Pitman. He was a quiet man but always said ‘hi’ with a smile. My heart and prayers are out to all of you.
Patti Snider Mlller
He was the best friend, I or anyone could ever have..We shared for over 40 years, and had a great run..i was priveiledged to know him..Rick
Uncle Bob was always a quiet but very nice man. I will always remember him as a very nice gentle man. He was always kind to me whenever I would see him at Grandma Aardal’s house. We will miss him and our prayers go to his family.
Love Connie Aardal
I got to know Bob by dating his son Mike and I’m so thankful for that. I have so many wonderful memories with him. Bob and his family are all the most delightful family. Bob always looked out for everyone, he’d bend over backwards for anyone at anytime. He will be greatly missed. I love each and everyone of you.
Bob was a grate outdoorsman and he had an opinion on any subject you wanted to argue ,I mean discus.
Bob was a grate man and a good friend. We will miss him very much.
Uncle Bob was always willing to talk about sports or the outdoors and even life when I had a question for him. I only wish I had lived closer to be able to have known him better.My best to All My cousins up in Washington and to Aunt Audrey for our loss,Eddie Musgrave
p.s. Mom, Sena&Charles also send there best
Audrey and Family, I am so sorry to hear of Bob. Such a great and generous man, as well as a helpful and knowledgable bowling coach.
Dear Audrey,
I’m not sure if you will remember me, my name is Joe Harper. I was a friend of Mike’s from high school and bowling.
I’m very sorry to hear of Bob’s passing and I hope you are holding up alright. He surely will be missed by all who knew him.
I live in Portland now, and Chuck Baird called to make sure I knew.
Joe
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