800 E Watauga Ave
Johnson City, Tennessee
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Appalachian Funeral Home & Cremation Services - Johnson City800 E Watauga Ave PO Box 2265, Johnson City, TN 37605
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5 Entries
Mike Alabed
September 18, 2025
You only had to know Robert to see what a simple God fearing person he was, Robert would give you the shirt off his back, he has helped our family numerous times with electrical problems, in fact he helped me several months ago, I literally cried when I saw his obituary in the paper, Robert senior raised a good son, Robert senior helped me many times when we worked together, as we called it back then "government jobs" I grieve with his family, as we just buried my dad in the same cemetery 2 weeks ago, we come from GOD and we go back to GOD.
Mike
Ms.Paige Palmer (Linda)
September 17, 2025
So sorry for your loss. Robert was a good friend to our family. He did a lot of work for us thru the years. He will be missed by many. Ms.Linda Palmer
TINA CHURCH EVANS
September 17, 2025
I'm so sorry to hear about Robert's passing. We were neighbors growing up on John France Rd. Later on he started doing work for my parents (Bobby & Pat Church) & for the entire family. We all thought alot of Robert & my Mom loved cooking country food for him. He was a kind, christian man with a work ethic like no other !!! We will miss him !! Sending prayers to his kids & family.
Pat, Bobby Church and family
September 16, 2025
Robert grew up with our children and was a neighbor on John France Rd. He did a lot of work for us when we moved here. Robert was such a talented person in everything he did. We will always remember you!! I will never get to cook your favorite meal again. (Soup beans and cornbread. I will think of you every time i cook them!!
Cindy
September 16, 2025
Many prayers for all the family, Andrew, I love you buddy, our thoughts are with all!
Love, Rick and Cindy Case
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