Birth date: Jul 9, 1932 Death date: Nov 13, 2013
Robert H. (Bob) Cain died on November 13, 2013 in Longview, TX. He was born on July 9, 1932 to Garnet and Grace Cain and grew up on a farm outside Bynum, TX. He was married for 58 years to Jo Cain and raised three children, Cindy, Read Obituary
I remember Bob fondly as a guy who was generous with his time and energy, a man who could "fix" most things. He worked so hard at keeping the church bus going for the youth trips, and the kids loved him. My prayers for Jo and your wonderful family.
Joan Propes
Bob Cain and the Cain family have been dear friends to my family. I remember see Mr. Cain singing in the choir each Sunday at First Baptist Church. He was a wonderful man. We will being praying for Ms. Cain & their children
Michael & Deborah Thomas (Irving, Tx)
Bob Cain was such a wonderful, funny man and a dear friend to our family. I'm sure he'll enjoy his share of oatmeal raisin cookies in heaven!
Laura (Bass) Keating
To the family of Bob Cain: May your God sustain you, bless you, and see you through this time of your loss and in your grief through the coming days. He is so good to be with us all through our lives and especially in times like these.
Bob was a special friend to me and my family. When we arrived in Longview back in time to the latter 60's, he was the one man that showed us the town and the way around it and saw me through the beginning stages of the life insurance business for the 13 years I was with the same company as he.
We auto repaired, fished, swapped yarns, borrowed tools, went to church, sang in the choir together, grew our kids up over the years and let me taste his home grown pears
on occasion, he also kept my garage door from collapsing several times.
I count him as a longtime good friend and that of his entire family, he will be missed as well as remembered for the rest of my days.
Sincerely,
Norman Miller
Bob Cain --- Wonderful man and great family friend. And witty as they come! He'll keep the angels laughing till we all get there.
I love you Uncle Bob. May you rest peacefully now with God and enjoy paradise in the clouds. You will forever be missed, always loved, but most of all we know you are always with us in our hearts, thoughts, and prayers. You lived your time here on Earth a wonderful respectful man. I'm more than blessed to have been able to call you my uncle. Love Jessica
