Birth date: Aug 15, 1938 Death date: Dec 18, 2009
LEAKE, ROBERT “BOB” of Plano passed way on December 18, 2009 and was born in Camden, Arkansas to Louise Guthrie and Robert T. Leake who preceded him in death along with his sister and brother-in-law Roberta and Charles Magness. Bo Read Obituary
We are so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. He was such a happy, funny man and a great neighbor. I will always remember all the free stickers he brought for Kortney and I as kids and all the times we spent at his home. We are thinking of you.
Ann, you are in my thoughts and prayers at this time. You know Robert has a special place in my heart because we were together in the neighborhood and in school from infancy. He will be missed so much by the Class of '56 when we get together. Thank you for taking such good care of him. Love, Sara
I am deeply saddened by the passing of Bob. He and his wife Ann are very dear to me and I will truly miss his smiling face. I want to wish Ann much love during this time and I am here for you, if you need anything at all. I love you Ann!!
Our deepest heartfelt symapthy.
Robert Leake has been a good friend since our days in first grade in Camden, Arkansas. If there was anyone in our class who was admired by everyone, it was Robert Leake. He was the All-American boy, the one who every boy in our class wanted to be like. He was a good student, a talented athlete, and a natural leader. His funny humor and dry wit were gifts he shared with everyone. Robert's place as one of our beloved classmates cannot be filled. He will be missed, to say the least. Ann, I am so happy that I had the unexpected visit with you and Bob at the Mavericks game in Dallas in 2008. That was fun! You are in our prayers.— Ed Harrison
Ann – I met you at the "56 class reunions in Camden. Robert and I had been friends since I moved to Camden in the 8th grade. We played football, basketball, and ran track together. He was a great guy and a good athlete and I enjoyed our times together in high school. You and the family are in our prayers. Johnny Gray
