Robert Ernest Langston

Birth date: Mar 21, 1962 Death date: Nov 6, 2016

Robert Ernest Langston, 54, born March 21, 1962 in Longview, Texas passed away early Sunday morning November 6, 2016. He was preceeded in death by his mother, Marcia Barrow Langston; his sister, Lisa Helen Langston; his former wif Read Obituary

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Jg

491w ago

To the Family of Robert Langston, I am so sorry to read about the loss of your father. I never had the privilege of meeting your father, but after reading the words of his obituary I can tell that he was a very special man who will be greatly missed. Please know that so many people share your grief with you and want to help you through this difficult time of sorrow. Please accept my deepest condolences as we await the time when Christ Jesus will awaken all of those who have fallen asleep in death; including your beloved father. (John 11:41-44)

Kay Leonard

491w ago

Lit a candle in memory of Robert Ernest Langston

Gwentyler

491w ago

Bob & I went to school together, he was a blast, with his smile, being a nice person all around. You will be missed. Love you My friend. Lobos for ever, Class of 81.

John Moore

491w ago

Bob I am going to miss you. I have seen your darkest days. More impressive was how you handled yourself on that darkest day. I will never forget how strong you were for your girls while facing the devastation of that day. Knowing you I shouldn't have been surprised. You shined that day because in the face of adversity, you looked out for others. Including Kathy and I who were struggling. The joy I saw when Nicki was born was fantastic. Your love for Sam and Bree radiated when you bragged about something they did. They are wonderful women because of you. Yes, we had many fun times over the years. Going to Austin to watch the Horns. Playing golf at all the sales trips. Sitting around your table for a cold one and watching the Rangers, Cowboys or Horns. Our last great adventure was when you took me to Byron Nelson a few years back. We always had a blast. I am so glad the pain is gone. I know you have had for a while now. It turns out the greatest memory was watching you pray to receive Christ in parking lot of the ballpark. It assures me where you are. Your girls will be your legacy. They will keep your memory alive. Keep watching over them with that smile and belly laugh. Bob you were a true friend. You never judged. You just loved. I love you buddy. I am really going to miss you.

Elle Moffitt

491w ago

Bob we have so many great memories of our families living at the palisades.. the kids playing bbqs, football … Rest In Peace my friend.. please send our love to Terri.. love always, Steve,Elle, Jessica, Meghan and Chelsea ❤️🙏

Lynn L Crane

491w ago

WOW, Sam, my dear sweet niece! I could not have said that better. You memorialized your DAD and my beloved brother in the most heartfelt loving words that made me shed tears and laugh all at the same time. You three girls were truly the light of his life and he is now your angel in heaven watching over you all with such loving pride and joy. With all my love, Aunt Lynn

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