Robert Lee Stringer

Birth date: Nov 11, 1944 Death date: Jan 14, 2017

Robert Lee Stringer, 72 of Midway, Utah passed away on January 14, 2017. Robert was born a twin on November 11 1944 in Los Angeles California and Bob’s twin was born the following day to Joseph and Gertrude Stringer. Robert went b Read Obituary

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Brent Stringer

40w ago

I miss you every day uncle Bob
And my dad I know you two are together! You two were twins but uncle you were one of a kind man you taught me a lot I wish I would have learned more from you but I’m happy to keep the Stringer name going on !
We talk about you all the time you will never be forgotten uncle never
And your jewelry lives on from one generation to the next generation it gets handed down from mom to daughter from Dad to son it’s heirloom jewelry uncle the best in the world man I really miss you uncle Bob
Rest in peace uncle you are loved and you are missed man big time !

Kathy

227w ago

Oh I’m so sad to learn of this. I used to see Bob two or three times a year at the Chicago show and always found too many things to buy of his. He was always so fun to visit with and see all his biker stuff. We moved to an area with no shows and I hadn’t seen him for awhile. Now my girls are old enough they are stealing my jewelry and Bob’s rings are the first they take. I so wanted to take them to a show to pick their own rings and visit with him. So sad to know he passed.

Reno

239w ago

So sorry to hear of Bob’s passing. I met him @ the Las Vegas Jewelry Show in the late 80s early 90s. He was so kind to me; taught me a lot about the pieces I bought @ each show. I will treasure the jewelry I purchased, as will my son after me. Rest In Peace, Bob. You are unforgettable.

Frank A Jaramillo

250w ago

I met bob at the many gem shows at Santa Monica California and we talked about Jewelry and at one show I showed him a shark's tooth and he made a very nice bolo with the tooth and added coral & silver sea creatures super cool item and signed it with his name RIP brother

Steven Anderson

331w ago

I am a patron of Bob's beautiful jewelry! I met him more than 20 years ago at the Laughlin River Run. His display included a beautiful variety of his work. I was fascinated with a particular belt buckle, ivory, sapphires and very elaborate silver crafting. I ended up with the buckle with the number 2 engraved on the back. Willie G has number 1.

It is a beautiful work of art and I am forever grateful that I met Bob all those years ago.

We met again a few years later and I bought a ring for my girlfriend. I then found out he lived in Midway ... I live in Park City, Ut. We became friends and I would visit him over the years and had him inlay a piece of jasper in a buckle he had sitting around waiting for a stone.

I was lucky to have met Bob and was grateful we shared some time together.

You are missed, Bob!!