Robert Lee "Bob" Niles

I moved to Meeteetse from Charlotte, Michigan the summer of 1965 to live with my mother and step-father, Pauline and Henry Dellos. Once I met Bob and George we hung out routinely. I helped them put up late season hay bails on the Pitchfork before they froze to the ground. George and I stacking and Bob on the tractor with farm hand attachment. He took great pride in filling it up with bales and making George and I work hard trying to keep up with him. Another time the family was going...

We are so sorry to hear about Bob. We just found out. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. He was a wonderful man.

uncle Bob I cant tell you the things you and your family did for me. I love you and can't explain what you mean to me. I will always remember all the lessons that I should have learned, but didn't. I learned so much from you like you don't moose or call a safe on a buddy! I love you uncle BOB

Bob worked with my father-in-law & also bought my horse, Duncan. What a priveledge to know him. He is at peace now, God Bless

We are sorry about your loss. We always enjoyed Bob.

Please accept our condolences. It was a long hard battle for Bob and you, the family. We hope that you can all start healing and remember the good times.

Greetings in the name of our precious Savior Jesus Christ. I am the Rafferty's pastor in Alabama. I feel a special kinship to you guys. I have been to Meteetsie, WYO a number of times on the way to the hot springs at Thermopolis. We moved back south from WYO eight years ago. We still love the west. My son-in-law, daughter and two children still live in Casper where he is a pastor. My wife and I have been in prayer for your family and you are still in our thoughts and prayers during this...

Emily, Shawna, Traci, Chris & girls,
We want to send you our deepest sympathy. We have been and are praying for you. May God comfort you and bring you peace in a very special way. We go to Mary Rose's church and we count it a privilege to having been part of Bob's and your prayer support during the past few months. We take great comfort from thinking about how happy Bob is now.

Just as his beautiful daughter Traci, Bob walked into my life and instantly became my forever friend. . . all in the same day. Grandma, Traci, Shawna, Della and the rest. . . my heart hurts with you but our prayers are lifing you up to the ONE WHO HEALS OUR HURTS! Grandma, I love you dearly.
Thankful for the memories,
Mary Rose and Teddy