Condolence: I’m so sorry for your loss, though I’m not known by your family I’m sad to know that there will never be a series, that there will never be a unique movie as bold and direct concerning Truth and spirit, at the same intriguing - Certainly the greatest development of characters. Well as someone who never met the man, I will miss his heart to demand excellence in Christian movies. The content alone in his books amazing! I just wanted each one to become a movie. I pray his family will release the books to movies, making sure they are of the highest quality possible. It is a rare thing indeed. I can’t understand why Gods children put out (B) grade movies when clearly they serve an (A) grade God! I pray for the continued comfort to the family Faithfull Joy Spurlock

Condolence: I was so sorry to hear about Robert's passing. I knew him from when I worked at SPU. My then husband, Jim Baez, and I enjoyed our 2nd anniversary at their B & B in 1986. Robert was such a nice person and cared about those who worked with him. My condolences to his wife and family.

Condolence: The words, love - hope - purpose…is our description of Bob’s life, and of the Bob and Beulah team. He positively affected so many with his accomplishments -bible student, teacher, academic, work team leader. He was a restorer of people and of important things, like a rescued farm, a cross on a hill, or a University made better by Bob. We thank the Lord for Bob. May we love as Bob loved. May we make sure that we have a life foundation of hope, as Bob had. May we then, just like Bob, engage the world with meaning and purpose. There is hope and comfort for us today, that if we accept God’s invitation and His help to live as an overcomer, we will see Bob again one day. Thanks to God for creating heaven -a place where we will spend eternity with Him, and our loved ones who have accepted God’s invitation. Help us live with a loving heart, and share the hope we have, of eternal life with others, just as well as Bob did.