Robert A. Newkirk

Birth date: Jun 25, 1920 Death date: Aug 15, 2006

Bob, a 47 year resident of Tacoma, Wa., was born in Leonardsburg, Ohio to Harley and Spray Newkirk. He was preceded in death by his wife of 52 years, Eunice E. (Evie) Newkirk and sister Virginia Hefly. He was a Pearl Harbor surviv Read Obituary

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Anonymous

1001w ago

God bless Robert A. Newkirk; please know that when submarine veterans meet, Robert will be remembered. It was men like him who helped maintain freedom to our Nation.##imported-begin##Robert Opple##imported-end##

Anonymous

1001w ago

Riposa in Pace !##imported-begin##Don Masoero##imported-end##

Anonymous

1001w ago

May God bless and welcome you home. A fellow Picuda sailor mourns your passing. Sailor rest your oar.##imported-begin##Roy Rasmussen##imported-end##

Anonymous

1001w ago

a co- submaranor REST YOUR OARS##imported-begin##michael noon##imported-end##

Anonymous

1001w ago

To the Family of Robert Newkirk:
My deepest sympathies to each of you. While I didn't know Mr. Newkirk, we did share something in common. We both are part of a very
exclusive fraternal organization - "Brothers of the PHIN". We both are SUBMARINE SAILORS. Robert Newkirk, REST YOUR OARS, and join
you shipmates still on eternal patrol. Our Great Nation owes a lot
to men such as Robert Newkirk.
Greg Lee, SOUTH SOUND BASE COMMANDER, UNITED STATES SUBMARINE VETERANS, INC, TACOMA##imported-begin##Gregory Lee##imported-end##

Anonymous

1001w ago

Although I didn't know Robert personally, all Submarine Veterans are "Brothers of the Dolphin" and as Jr. Vice Commander of U.S. Submarine Veterans (USSVI) and on behalf of all our 12,000 members, I salute his memory. We all appreciate his valuable service to our Nation during WWII and he will be noted in our "Eternal Patrol" reports.##imported-begin##Patrick Householder##imported-end##

Anonymous

1001w ago

On behalf of the United States Submarine Veterans, South Sound Base in Tacoma I want to send my sincere sympathy and condolences to family of Mr Newkirk from. We did not know Mr Newkirk, but as all submariners know, we are all "Brothers of the 'Phin". We are all bonded together by one thing; We are all American Submariners.
Mr Newkirk, you have slipped your earthly bonds and are now on Eternal Patrol, but as long as there are submariners, your memory will forever stay alive.
Sailor, Rest Your Oar. Thank you for your service.##imported-begin##Kenneth Board##imported-end##

Anonymous

1001w ago

Although I didn't know Robert personally, I join my "Brothers of the Dolphin" in saluting Robert and his shipmates for their service to our great nation and as the Western Region Director U.S. Submarine Veterans Inc. wish the family only fond memories of their loved one.##imported-begin##Dave Harnish##imported-end##

Anonymous

1001w ago

To The Family of Robert A. Newkirk
Although I didn't know Robert personally, we share a common bond of being/have been submarine sailors. We all thank Robert and others like him for serving his country and keeping this great country free. May God help ease the pain of his passing. Sailor, Rest your oars.##imported-begin##Ronald F. Eggimann##imported-end##

Anonymous

1001w ago

A Brother Of The Phin has passed this way, and in going he leaves precious memories of historic deeds and people. "Where Do We Get Such Men"? "Sailor, Rest Your Oar..." A fellow Brother Of The Phin, John Leers##imported-begin##John Leers##imported-end##

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