Bobby was born and raised in Barrineau Park, Florida. He was a 1971 Tate Graduate and 1976 Auburn Graduate. He taught in Escambia County for over 30 years and was teaching at Central High School in Allentown. He was the leader of The Barrineau Park 4-H Club which is the oldest continuous Club in the state. Bobby taught AG at Escambia West Gate and continued on at Central. He loved the Amway Business and the principals it taught. He also loved his tractor and taught his daughters how to hunt and fish and take care of themselves. He traveled the world with his daughters and the Tate band, all the way from Orlando to Ireland and back.
He is preceded in death by his mother, Margie Gindl.
He is survived by his loving wife of 30 years, Tena Gindl; daughters, Carrie Gindl, Beth Gindl Cooper and Kellie Gindl Fisher; sons-in-law, Chad Cooper and Jake Fisher; grandchildren, Zac Cooper and Malarie Cooper; father, F.R. Gindl Sr.; sisters, Linda Veren and Amy Dennis; niece, Ellie Dennis; nephews, Eric Veren, Daniel Veren, Brad Welch and Braxton Welch, T.J. Mann and Quintin Mann.
The family will receive friends at Faith Chapel Funeral Home North on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Funeral Services will be held on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 10:00 a.m., at St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic Church. Interment will follow at St. Elizabeth Catholic Cemetery, Barrineau Park , FL.
FAITH CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME NORTH, 1000 Hwy 29S, Cantonment, FL is in charge of arrangements. You may express your condolences online at www.fcfhs.com
(April 6, 2013
The 20th Annual Spring Livestock Show Saturday was most likely the last one to ever be held at the Langley Bell 4-H Center on Nine Mile Road after the sale of the property to Navy Federal.
Saturday was an emotional day for the 4-H kids and adults as they dedicated the Bobby Gindl Memorial Hog Barn on the property — even though it will likely never be used again, perhaps even razed by Navy Federal as they expand. Gindl, who passed away unexpectedly in November at the age of 59, taught agriculture for 30 years. He was also the leader of the Barrineau Park 4-H Club, the oldest continuing 4-H Club in the state of Florida. He spent most of his life involved in 4-H, and took part in activities for many years at Langley Bell.
The children and teens on the 4-H County Council were the ones that voted to sell their 240 acres to the credit union. Navy Federal paid $3.6 million for the property next to the credit union's campus in Beulah. $2 million of the sale proceeds were placed in an endowment fund for 4-H, and $1.6 million was reserved for 4-H to use under the guidance of UF/IFAS for a property including livestock facilities.
The children were promised a new piece of property comparable to Langley Bell, according to Escambia Commissioner Wilson Robertson, who also serves on the 4-H Foundation board. IFAS as assembled committees to research pros and cons of particular properties. The committees are still in the decision making process.
Speaking on behalf of the young 4-H'ers, a delegation of concerned citizens from Escambia County traveled with Tallahassee to meet with several state officials to discuss a Langley Bell replacement, including Agricultural Commissioner Adam Putnam, Sen. Greg Evers, Rep. Clay Ingram, Senate President Don Gaetz and Rep. Doug Broxson.
During Saturday's livestock show, Escambia commissioners Steven Barry, Wilson Robertson, and Lumon May each individually visited with parents and 4-H members.
After a lunch break, Barry and Sen. Evers visited with young 4-H'ers to hear first hand to learn what they would like to have in a replacement facility. At one point, Evers knelt down to the childrens' level in manure-filled show area to hear exactly what the 4-H kids had to say.)
Visitation:
5:00 pm to 8:00 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at Faith Chapel North 1000 S Hwy 29 Cantonment Florida 32533 (map/driving directions)
Service:
10:00 am on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at St. Jude Thadeuss Catholic Church Cantonment Fl 32533 (map/driving directions)
Cemetery:
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church Cemetery Molino FL (map/driving directions)
He is preceded in death by his mother, Margie Gindl.
He is survived by his loving wife of 30 years, Tena Gindl; daughters, Carrie Gindl, Beth Gindl Cooper and Kellie Gindl Fisher; sons-in-law, Chad Cooper and Jake Fisher; grandchildren, Zac Cooper and Malarie Cooper; father, F.R. Gindl Sr.; sisters, Linda Veren and Amy Dennis; niece, Ellie Dennis; nephews, Eric Veren, Daniel Veren, Brad Welch and Braxton Welch, T.J. Mann and Quintin Mann.
The family will receive friends at Faith Chapel Funeral Home North on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Funeral Services will be held on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 10:00 a.m., at St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic Church. Interment will follow at St. Elizabeth Catholic Cemetery, Barrineau Park , FL.
FAITH CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME NORTH, 1000 Hwy 29S, Cantonment, FL is in charge of arrangements. You may express your condolences online at www.fcfhs.com
(April 6, 2013
The 20th Annual Spring Livestock Show Saturday was most likely the last one to ever be held at the Langley Bell 4-H Center on Nine Mile Road after the sale of the property to Navy Federal.
Saturday was an emotional day for the 4-H kids and adults as they dedicated the Bobby Gindl Memorial Hog Barn on the property — even though it will likely never be used again, perhaps even razed by Navy Federal as they expand. Gindl, who passed away unexpectedly in November at the age of 59, taught agriculture for 30 years. He was also the leader of the Barrineau Park 4-H Club, the oldest continuing 4-H Club in the state of Florida. He spent most of his life involved in 4-H, and took part in activities for many years at Langley Bell.
The children and teens on the 4-H County Council were the ones that voted to sell their 240 acres to the credit union. Navy Federal paid $3.6 million for the property next to the credit union's campus in Beulah. $2 million of the sale proceeds were placed in an endowment fund for 4-H, and $1.6 million was reserved for 4-H to use under the guidance of UF/IFAS for a property including livestock facilities.
The children were promised a new piece of property comparable to Langley Bell, according to Escambia Commissioner Wilson Robertson, who also serves on the 4-H Foundation board. IFAS as assembled committees to research pros and cons of particular properties. The committees are still in the decision making process.
Speaking on behalf of the young 4-H'ers, a delegation of concerned citizens from Escambia County traveled with Tallahassee to meet with several state officials to discuss a Langley Bell replacement, including Agricultural Commissioner Adam Putnam, Sen. Greg Evers, Rep. Clay Ingram, Senate President Don Gaetz and Rep. Doug Broxson.
During Saturday's livestock show, Escambia commissioners Steven Barry, Wilson Robertson, and Lumon May each individually visited with parents and 4-H members.
After a lunch break, Barry and Sen. Evers visited with young 4-H'ers to hear first hand to learn what they would like to have in a replacement facility. At one point, Evers knelt down to the childrens' level in manure-filled show area to hear exactly what the 4-H kids had to say.)
Visitation:
5:00 pm to 8:00 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at Faith Chapel North 1000 S Hwy 29 Cantonment Florida 32533 (map/driving directions)
Service:
10:00 am on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at St. Jude Thadeuss Catholic Church Cantonment Fl 32533 (map/driving directions)
Cemetery:
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church Cemetery Molino FL (map/driving directions)
Bobby was born and raised in Barrineau Park, Florida. He was a 1971 Tate Graduate and 1976 Auburn Graduate. He taught in Escambia County for over 30 years and was teaching at Central High School in Allentown. He was the leader of The Barrineau Park 4-H Club which is the oldest continuous Club in the state. Bobby taught AG at Escambia West Gate and continued on at Central. He loved the Amway Business and the principals it taught. He also loved his tractor and taught his daughters how to hunt and fish and take care of themselves. He traveled the world with his daughters and the Tate band, all the way from Orlando to Ireland and back.
He is preceded in death by his mother, Margie Gindl.
He is survived by his loving wife of 30 years, Tena Gindl; daughters, Carrie Gindl, Beth Gindl Cooper and Kellie Gindl Fisher; sons-in-law, Chad Cooper and Jake Fisher; grandchildren, Zac Cooper and Malarie Cooper; father, F.R. Gindl Sr.; sisters, Linda Veren and Amy Dennis; niece, Ellie Dennis; nephews, Eric Veren, Daniel Veren, Brad Welch and Braxton Welch, T.J. Mann and Quintin Mann.
The family will receive friends at Faith Chapel Funeral Home North on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Funeral Services will be held on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 10:00 a.m., at St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic Church. Interment will follow at St. Elizabeth Catholic Cemetery, Barrineau Park , FL.
FAITH CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME NORTH, 1000 Hwy 29S, Cantonment, FL is in charge of arrangements. You may express your condolences online at www.fcfhs.com
(April 6, 2013
The 20th Annual Spring Livestock Show Saturday was most likely the last one to ever be held at the Langley Bell 4-H Center on Nine Mile Road after the sale of the property to Navy Federal.
Saturday was an emotional day for the 4-H kids and adults as they dedicated the Bobby Gindl Memorial Hog Barn on the property — even though it will likely never be used again, perhaps even razed by Navy Federal as they expand. Gindl, who passed away unexpectedly in November at the age of 59, taught agriculture for 30 years. He was also the leader of the Barrineau Park 4-H Club, the oldest continuing 4-H Club in the state of Florida. He spent most of his life involved in 4-H, and took part in activities for many years at Langley Bell.
The children and teens on the 4-H County Council were the ones that voted to sell their 240 acres to the credit union. Navy Federal paid $3.6 million for the property next to the credit union's campus in Beulah. $2 million of the sale proceeds were placed in an endowment fund for 4-H, and $1.6 million was reserved for 4-H to use under the guidance of UF/IFAS for a property including livestock facilities.
The children were promised a new piece of property comparable to Langley Bell, according to Escambia Commissioner Wilson Robertson, who also serves on the 4-H Foundation board. IFAS as assembled committees to research pros and cons of particular properties. The committees are still in the decision making process.
Speaking on behalf of the young 4-H'ers, a delegation of concerned citizens from Escambia County traveled with Tallahassee to meet with several state officials to discuss a Langley Bell replacement, including Agricultural Commissioner Adam Putnam, Sen. Greg Evers, Rep. Clay Ingram, Senate President Don Gaetz and Rep. Doug Broxson.
During Saturday's livestock show, Escambia commissioners Steven Barry, Wilson Robertson, and Lumon May each individually visited with parents and 4-H members.
After a lunch break, Barry and Sen. Evers visited with young 4-H'ers to hear first hand to learn what they would like to have in a replacement facility. At one point, Evers knelt down to the childrens' level in manure-filled show area to hear exactly what the 4-H kids had to say.)
Visitation:
5:00 pm to 8:00 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at Faith Chapel North 1000 S Hwy 29 Cantonment Florida 32533 (map/driving directions)
Service:
10:00 am on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at St. Jude Thadeuss Catholic Church Cantonment Fl 32533 (map/driving directions)
Cemetery:
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church Cemetery Molino FL (map/driving directions)
He is preceded in death by his mother, Margie Gindl.
He is survived by his loving wife of 30 years, Tena Gindl; daughters, Carrie Gindl, Beth Gindl Cooper and Kellie Gindl Fisher; sons-in-law, Chad Cooper and Jake Fisher; grandchildren, Zac Cooper and Malarie Cooper; father, F.R. Gindl Sr.; sisters, Linda Veren and Amy Dennis; niece, Ellie Dennis; nephews, Eric Veren, Daniel Veren, Brad Welch and Braxton Welch, T.J. Mann and Quintin Mann.
The family will receive friends at Faith Chapel Funeral Home North on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Funeral Services will be held on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 10:00 a.m., at St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic Church. Interment will follow at St. Elizabeth Catholic Cemetery, Barrineau Park , FL.
FAITH CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME NORTH, 1000 Hwy 29S, Cantonment, FL is in charge of arrangements. You may express your condolences online at www.fcfhs.com
(April 6, 2013
The 20th Annual Spring Livestock Show Saturday was most likely the last one to ever be held at the Langley Bell 4-H Center on Nine Mile Road after the sale of the property to Navy Federal.
Saturday was an emotional day for the 4-H kids and adults as they dedicated the Bobby Gindl Memorial Hog Barn on the property — even though it will likely never be used again, perhaps even razed by Navy Federal as they expand. Gindl, who passed away unexpectedly in November at the age of 59, taught agriculture for 30 years. He was also the leader of the Barrineau Park 4-H Club, the oldest continuing 4-H Club in the state of Florida. He spent most of his life involved in 4-H, and took part in activities for many years at Langley Bell.
The children and teens on the 4-H County Council were the ones that voted to sell their 240 acres to the credit union. Navy Federal paid $3.6 million for the property next to the credit union's campus in Beulah. $2 million of the sale proceeds were placed in an endowment fund for 4-H, and $1.6 million was reserved for 4-H to use under the guidance of UF/IFAS for a property including livestock facilities.
The children were promised a new piece of property comparable to Langley Bell, according to Escambia Commissioner Wilson Robertson, who also serves on the 4-H Foundation board. IFAS as assembled committees to research pros and cons of particular properties. The committees are still in the decision making process.
Speaking on behalf of the young 4-H'ers, a delegation of concerned citizens from Escambia County traveled with Tallahassee to meet with several state officials to discuss a Langley Bell replacement, including Agricultural Commissioner Adam Putnam, Sen. Greg Evers, Rep. Clay Ingram, Senate President Don Gaetz and Rep. Doug Broxson.
During Saturday's livestock show, Escambia commissioners Steven Barry, Wilson Robertson, and Lumon May each individually visited with parents and 4-H members.
After a lunch break, Barry and Sen. Evers visited with young 4-H'ers to hear first hand to learn what they would like to have in a replacement facility. At one point, Evers knelt down to the childrens' level in manure-filled show area to hear exactly what the 4-H kids had to say.)
Visitation:
5:00 pm to 8:00 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at Faith Chapel North 1000 S Hwy 29 Cantonment Florida 32533 (map/driving directions)
Service:
10:00 am on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at St. Jude Thadeuss Catholic Church Cantonment Fl 32533 (map/driving directions)
Cemetery:
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church Cemetery Molino FL (map/driving directions)
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