Robert Pickle January 13, 1968- April 24, 2024
Pickle went to be with the Lord on 4/24/24 peacefully at his home. He was born and raised in Johnson City, Tennessee. He was a friend, spouse, father, manager, umpire, sound engineer, and a big part of the community. He is preceded in death by his mother Barbara Joan Treadway. He is survived by his father, Howard Wayne Pickle (Betty), his brother Gene Pickle, sister Pam Bowling (Kevin), brother Gary Pickle (Jessica) and Uncle Tom Swadley (Connie). He is also survived by his wife of 15 years, Angela Pickle, son Matthew Pickle, dog Anna Beth, stepson John Tyree (Marissa), stepson Luke Tyree (Logan), 4 Grandchildren, and the Hayes family. Robert loved his Uncle Daryl Klemme and his family in Iowa dearly.
He made many special memories with us all. The memorial service for Pickle will be held at Calvary Church, located at 178 S. Pickens Ridge Rd. 37615. Visitation from 6:30-7:30 with the service being at 7:30 pm.
We would like to thank everyone who has loved and supported Pickle throughout his life.
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Paul Faw
April 26, 2025
The best sound engineer in the business. My friend and brother always enjoy each other.
Angie Greene
May 25, 2024
I just wanted to let his wife, children and family know that my prayers are with you all. I went to School with Pickle my whole life. So many laughs and memories. Such a great guy. I remember someone was asking something about him one day and everybody kept saying 'you know who that is' !!! Well come to find out they had been talking about Pickle and as God is my witness, I never knew him as anything else haha Brings a smile to my face as I sit here typing this Pickle was one of a kind. Heaven certainly gained an angel He will be missed
Tom Pickel
May 4, 2024
So sorry to hear that you left us to soon.
Gaylia Whetsel
May 2, 2024
Pickle was my son´s babe Ruth coach for 3 years ! He was a great coach as well as a friend to the boys but tough when he needed to be ! He will be missed !
Ashley Dean Wilson
May 2, 2024
I remember Robert, or Pickle, as I was introduced to him, very fondly. I had the pleasure of working beside him on many occasions when he worked with Cate´s Music. Also, I had the pleasure of talking to him in other venues as he made people sound great while they performed or presented. Pickle always had a smile on his face for me, and was always willing to help in any way to get the shows on track and keep them there. I enjoyed the times I would catch him in the store and have time to just talk about music, sound, and life. I began to run into him more recently at University School as he was there as a parent and my child is in the same class. Yet again, there Pickle was with a smile and welcoming words. I was struck by his passing as he is someone that I know our community will truly miss, as I know that I will miss his presence in it.
My prayers, and those of our family, go out to his family in their time of need. I am so sorry that anyone has to go through this type of loss.
Pickle, you will be missed. You will not be forgotten. Keep on Jammin´ brother!
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