Robert Sizemore

Thinking of all of you at this difficult time. He sounds like such an example of who each us would like to be.have safe trip home.

Dear Sizemore family (especially SuZanne), Thank you for sharing your dad and grampa with so many people over so many years. He left the community and everyone whose path he crossed so much better. I can still picture him faithfully at St. Gabriels and wherever Chinook needed him. He really left his mark in a beautiful way in so many places and with so many people. Sending my love and prayers to all of you and picturing Bob in heaven just beaming in the presence of our Lord and Saviour. :)

My heart goes out to you and your family during this difficult loss. I remember the times I would get together with your dad and Father Janson in Billings. These times are some of the most memorable days of my life. Those are the kind of things that Bob will be remembered for - making people smile and bringing laughter in their lives. And while it's going to be very difficult to think of this world without him, I take confort in knowing that wherever he is, he'll be spreading happiness.

I just received a call from my Dad telling me of the sad news of Bob's passing. I always stopped by the bank when I was in Chinook and your father always took the time to share stories and show me pictures of his family he was so proud of. Your father and my dad Ernie were only six months apart in age and our fathers always teased each other in passing and made each other laugh! He will be missed.

Bob Sizemore family, I knew your Dad from the time he moved to Chinook. When we purchased the MJW block and put our office in there you Father recommended we use the bank across the street becasue they were half percent cheeper. We did and appreciated the advise. We always visited about the service and later AA. He was never to busy to see me and had a positive word for all. He was a real leader in the community and backed anything that could benefit the city of Chinook. His best project was the Chinook Moter Inn. He was quick in his mind and fun to be around. Later in life when my wife Rhonda needed funds for her music program Bob alway said yes with a check even when he moved away. I will miss Bob, Lynn