Death date: Feb 9, 2019
Bobby Gene Walters, age 81 of Smyrna, passed away February 9, 2019. Bobby served in the United States Army and retired after 38 years with Stein Printing Company. He also retired after 17 years with the Cobb County School System. Read Obituary
I worked with "Mr. Bobby" for several years at Brown Elementary and he was one of the kindest gentlemen I have ever known. He always had a smile for everyone from the smallest child to the person from the B.O.E. Mr. Bobby will be missed but I know he has earned his wings in Heaven. I will miss this gentle and sweet friend.
Vicki Moon
I would like to offer my sincere condolences to the family. I hope the scripture at John 11:11, where the Bible likens death to a peaceful sleep, can provide some peace at this time.
Billie Jean, Our hearts are heavy with the passing of Bobby. Such a fine, caring man. We hold you both in highest regards and cherish our memories of times together at King Spring and beyond. Our daughter, Amy, reminded us that Bobby always spoke and seemed interested in her as a young person. You both helped us raise our children. We are grateful. May you feel comfort from friends, family and your trust in God. Dr. Marc and Jerry Bramblett
My kids attended Brown when they were little and now our family serves at KSBC. Mr Bobby was such a sweet man with a true servants heart. He always had a smile and a greeting for every family that walked through Brown’s doors. He will be missed. I’m sure there is a celebration happening in heaven right now.
I loved seeing Mr. Bobby everyday that I worked at Brown. He was always so cheerful, positive and helpful. He joyfully could and would do anything. He would take my electric pencil sharpener home with him to take apart and repair. I have nothing by sweet memories of him. I know he will be missed.
Sue Dollar
I had the privilege of working with “Mr. Bobby” at Brown Elementary School in Smyrna from 2006-2012. He cared deeply for the students and teachers and my own daughters! He loved to fix my pencil sharpeners, and I remember he collected plastic bags to take to a senior home for their sanitary needs. Every day he greeted me with a pleasant “Hi Mrs Cooley!” And whenever I asked how he was doing, it was consistently “So far, so good!” And so many nights I’d stay late with lesson plans and he’d make sure I got to my car. When I’d say goodnight and see you tomorrow, Mr Bobby would always reply “Lord willing and the creek don’t rise!” He was a beautiful man of God whose gentle way was loved by so many. As loved as he was and still is, he is walking in ultimate love with our Lord and Savior now... prayers for his wife and family for peace and comfort.
Dearest Billie Jean -----It is with a very heavy heart that I write this to you. Robert and I have been praying night and day for you and Bobby since we heard he was ill. So happy that he has gone where he will be free of pain and will be happily preparing to meet you and "our 3 couples" when we get there to again be able to laugh and talk and share together in Heaven. One of my most precious memories of Bobby is when he "babysat" my Sandra one evening at your house when I was a guest at your Mary Kay Party! That was 50 plus years ago ------but Bobby was so cute carrying my crying baby around so I could enjoy the party!! Under any other circumstances I would be there for you, and do anything I could to help you during this time, for we love you dearly but neither of us are physically able to leave the house at this time. Hopefully, you will feel our love until we can see you in person. God Bless You with Peace and Love,
Eva and Robert
