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I hate to share news like this but I just heard where one of our CDC brothers Bob Mitchum passed away last night. I don't have any details right now other than that.
Bob was a kind soul and a good man. I truly enjoyed our friendship which ironically enough was struck up while fishing poverty point about 10 yrs ago. He will be missed....
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He was a kind soul and will be missed. He used to fish D'arbone a lot; he had a camp off Hwy 2. I hadn't seen him in a year or so; the last time was at the Honey Hole.Quote:
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I met Bob a few times and he always was eager to share fishing info. He was one of the good 'uns.
Sorry to hear about your friend and a fellow CDC Brother.
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RIP Bob. Prayers for the family.
Sad to hear this. Thanks for posting.
Sorry to hear this, I haven't seen Mr. Bob in years.
I talked with him at the Honey Hole often.
I hate this. Bob was a good man.
Prayers for his family and friends. May he rest in peace in the arms of Jesus.
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Now he can teach God to teach me how to fish. RIP.
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Oh no! So sad to hear this, I met him years back at a Darbonne gathering and he has helped me a few times with rods. I will definitely miss him! RIP my friend.
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Funeral services celebrating the life of Robert I. “Bob” Mitcham, III, 79, of Monroe, LA will be held at 2:30 PM Sunday, December 30, 2018, at the Feazel Chapel of First Baptist Church in West Monroe, LA, with Rev. Michael Wood and Rev. Dub Hatten officiating. Interment will follow in Mulhearn Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation will be from 1:30 PM until service time on Sunday. A full obituary will follow soon.
So sorry to hear about Mr. Bob. He PMed me shortly after he found out that I had moved to Monroe. He was wanting to get together one day and fish D'Arbonne together. I hate that I will not get to fish with him and pick his brain. He confided in me that he had lost his wife about a year ago and was really struggling with the loneliness. Said he hadn't fished since she had passed. I hope his loneliness is over and he is back in the arms of his lifelong love, Mrs. Mitcham and his Savior, Jesus.