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Robert W. Waller
Davine Shores
Sister
1952 Bethlehem Rd Cottondale, Fl 32431 USA
"Buddy", My Brother"Buddy", as his brothers and
sisters called him, was the oldest of eight
children. He came from a family who was poor,
but who was rich in values, morals and love.
When he was nine years old, he came to know
Jesus Christ as his Savior and began preaching
the gospel in country churches. He was very
intelligent (he had an engineering degree from
Florida State)and was well liked by most of his
peers. (I do remember one girl that rode the
same bus we did, that seemed to have it in for
him and would pick a ight with him on the way
home every evening!)
There were times when he would pull the "big
brother" act and assert his authority, like the
time he told me I was crazy because I wanted to
get married and quit school at age 16! But he
supported me in my marriage and was good
friends with my husband. We were very sad to
lose him at such an early age, but have no doubt
he waits for us in heaven.
Monday, November 03, 2003 Hand Salute to the
Marine Hero
Lieut Robert W Waller! Semper Fi RIP!
POSTED ON 6.23.2010
POSTED BY: ROBERT SAGE
WE REMEMBER
Robert is buried at Riverside Cemetery in
Marianna, FL. PH
POSTED ON 3.1.2006
POSTED BY: HARVEY GLEASON
I WISH I HAD KNOWN YOU BETTER.
I last saw Bob Waller in Okinawa in May, 1967. He
was there for a short time before he returned to
his platoon in Vietnam. He had a big grin on his
face as he told me how much he enjoyed leading
his Marines in battle. It is good to know that he
loved his mission when he died.
POSTED ON 12.7.2014
POSTED BY: JOHN WALLER
ONE OF MANY HEROS
Robert: I barely remember you my cousin but
thank you so much for your sacriice. Special
place in heaven for those who gave all.
M‐92