Every memory I have of Mr. Studley is positive--smiling, singing, conversing, laughing. There is also a strong measure of respect for his many accomplishments, his affection for and contributions to First Presbyterian Church, his community involvements, and the love for his fine family.
Ken Weaver
Dear Eleanor and family,
Judy and I were pleased to sing with the choir at Bob's memorial service, and were touched by what was said about Bob there. I will remember fondly sitting beside him in rehearsals and in church, and of course enjoying his "samples" at those choir Christmas parties. Bob was a genuine person, a gifted singer, and one who could always be relied on in so many ways.
May you find comfort in your faith and your memories.
With our love,
Jim Farmer
Mrs. Studley, I'm very sorry for your loss. This is a very difficult time. I wanted to share a scripture with you that has help bring me comfort and I hope it will help you. It is John 5 :28,29 It says "Do not marvel at this because the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out" This tells us that God promises that there will be a time when we will be able to see our loved ones again. With Love Tiffany Jowers
Dear Eleanor and Family,
Thinking of you in your loss of such a fine gentleman. You were all so kind to us when we moved to Aiken many years ago. Many thoughts of sympathy go out to you today, Fred and Lee
Bobby and Lucile:
Heartfelt Condolences to you and the whole family. I am sorry to hear of your loss. With many memories across the years, you are in my thoughts and prayers.
"Uncle" Cousin in law... Mr. Bob...
always had a camera...
58 of my years... he was a class act.. and he held his good looks...
til the end....
love... to ya...
and "us's" family well miss ya.
robin wilds
