Death date: Feb 21, 2006
Robert Langseth Rave was born on March 5, 1921, to William C. and Ella L. Rave in Tacoma, WA. He passed away February 21, 2006 at home in Ector, TX and was buried there in a local cemetery. He graduated from Puyallup High School i Read Obituary
On behalf of my entire family, I'd like to extend our condolences to Mr. Rave's family. I remember he and his wife coming over to my parent's house (one that he'd built) many times when I was a child, and visiting he and his wife at their home in Tacoma.
We were all saddened at the news of his passing. I know he will be missed very much.##imported-begin##Sharon Fetter##imported-end##
We will miss you and your great sense of humor and the grand times we had together.##imported-begin##Dick & Kathy Rave##imported-end##
Sending our prayers and keeping you in our thoughts.
With Love,
Cindy Marion
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We are here today to celebrate your life, Bob. You were there for our family in so many ways - the most memorable was the big storm in 1962 when you rescued us amid falling trees and a cold house (Leo was at the firestation on duty at Sea-Tac that night). We love you, Leo and Marlene##imported-begin##Leo and Marlene Zeiler##imported-end##
We are very sorry we can't be at the service. We send our love.
Ben, Sarah, Isabelle and Juliana Tweet##imported-begin##Ben and Sarah Tweet##imported-end##
Every time that we went to visit our Washington family, Uncle Bob and Aunt Darlene had something planned that was special. We went on a submarine, up in the Space Needle, on the ferry, to the ocean, to the beautiful homes that Uncle Bob built, up and down the freeway where we experienced more traffic in one hour that we usually saw in a year's time. They looked for seashells at the ocean with us as though they had never seen seashells before our visit. They were fun. When we had dinner at their home, Uncle Bob sat at the kid's table because the chairs were "just the right size" for him. A gentle, loving couple who made a difference in many lives and asked for very little in return. I am thankful that, even though we lived so far away, we were able to know and love Uncle Bob and Aunt Darlene and knew that they loved us too.##imported-begin##Lenna Olsen##imported-end##
We will miss Uncle Bob very much.##imported-begin##Ray & Kerri Frederick##imported-end##
Thanks for the fond memories you've left with all of us.
Your grateful sister, Adelene##imported-begin##Adelene##imported-end##
