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MR ROBERT EARL WRIGHT
Birth date: Jan 28, 1958 Death date: Dec 28, 2017
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Ronnie Allen
Robert was my supervisor where we worked. I loved Robert so much. Robert always asked about my bride who is terminally ill, and Robert enhanced my life everyday I was with him at work ! You will be missed my Friend ! 💙💛
Anonymous
Sent a Simply Elegant Spathiphyllum to the WRIGHT family.
Delon Shah
To all you guys who Robert loved and who loved Robert. I know there are no words...nevertheless, I know y'all got this and God got this and I'm including my love, hugs and kisses as well. With deepest heartfelt sympathies, Delon Shah and family.
Cookie Moore
in honor of ROBERT.
Our heartfelt condelonces go out to the family of Robert Earl. May his soul rest in peace. God Bless you and the family.
With Love, your cousin, Cookie Moore and Family
Elder L. Fagin
May God's peace rest upon your family Barbara. God knows best!
Elder Fagin
Lithonia GA
Kimberly Griffin
in honor of ROBERT.
To the Wright family and Genise we are so sorry for the lost of Robert, we are praying for your strength and pray that God give you the peace and comfort that you need in this time. we are praying for you.
Clora Funeral Home
Added 10 new photos to the Memories Album album.
Richard D. Kemp, Jr.
To the Family of Robert Earl Wright,
To the family of Robert E. Wright, please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. Robert and I attending Texas College together and we were roommates and fraternity brothers. We pledged Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.; in fall of 1982 with four other guys. Robert was most level headed one in the group and he made our time pledging together very special. He was a little older than everyone else on the our pledge line because he had spent some time in the military before coming to Texas College in Tyler, TX. Robert was our leader and inspiration, he made things happen.
There was a time in college, I was struggling while in ROTC to master the art of military drill and ceremony command instructions. I was informed by the ROTC Instructors that if I didn’t make any progress in the next 30 days, I could lose my scholarship and probably wouldn’t have finished College. Robert saw that I was struggling and he practiced with me and make sure that I was able to master all the requirements in drill and ceremony. His help was one of the reasons, I was able to remain in ROTC, graduate from college then spend 30 years in the military. He was my life line!
When we graduate from college, we went our own ways and I never had the opportunity to meet him again in person. Some years ago, some college friends of our told me that Robert was living in Atlanta, GA. I reached out to him but was unable to reconnect as friends and fraternity brothers. Robert was a great friend, I love him and I will miss him dearly.
Our Lord and Savior has him now and he is in a much better place. I know our other pledge line brothers would like to pay their respects to the family Robert Earl Wright. So from Keith Ervin, James Holmes, Kerry Jones, Reginald Farmer and Richard Kemp, we all loved Robert and we will sincerely miss him.
Phi Nu Pi!
Rest in Peace!
COL (Ret) Richard D. Kemp, Jr.
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