Donald E. "Cowboy Don" Robb, 66, passed away Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2010, in Waco, Texas. Graveside services will be 2 p.m. at the Robinson Cemetery.
Don was born in Ft. Smith, AR, the only child of the late Cecil Rhodes Robb and Jimme Lee (Williams) Robb. Don and his family moved to El Paso, Texas, where Don attended public schools and developed his great love for the old west and all things "cowboy". Don also became fascinated with law enforcement and loved talking and getting to know officers no matter where he lived. Don loved acting and played bit parts in a few old western "B" movies in his youth. Don loved playing Bingo and giving his winnings to the different people in his life. He loved hamburgers and Mexican food; he loved his dogs, and going dancing with friends. Don's final home was Robinson, Texas, where many got to know him, giving him rides here and there, as he walked wherever he went. Don was a member of First Lutheran Church and loved attending church and being with friends. We think he loved the potluck Sundays the most.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 2/04/2010...TV3
Don was born in Ft. Smith, AR, the only child of the late Cecil Rhodes Robb and Jimme Lee (Williams) Robb. Don and his family moved to El Paso, Texas, where Don attended public schools and developed his great love for the old west and all things "cowboy". Don also became fascinated with law enforcement and loved talking and getting to know officers no matter where he lived. Don loved acting and played bit parts in a few old western "B" movies in his youth. Don loved playing Bingo and giving his winnings to the different people in his life. He loved hamburgers and Mexican food; he loved his dogs, and going dancing with friends. Don's final home was Robinson, Texas, where many got to know him, giving him rides here and there, as he walked wherever he went. Don was a member of First Lutheran Church and loved attending church and being with friends. We think he loved the potluck Sundays the most.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 2/04/2010...TV3
Donald E. "Cowboy Don" Robb, 66, passed away Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2010, in Waco, Texas. Graveside services will be 2 p.m. at the Robinson Cemetery.
Don was born in Ft. Smith, AR, the only child of the late Cecil Rhodes Robb and Jimme Lee (Williams) Robb. Don and his family moved to El Paso, Texas, where Don attended public schools and developed his great love for the old west and all things "cowboy". Don also became fascinated with law enforcement and loved talking and getting to know officers no matter where he lived. Don loved acting and played bit parts in a few old western "B" movies in his youth. Don loved playing Bingo and giving his winnings to the different people in his life. He loved hamburgers and Mexican food; he loved his dogs, and going dancing with friends. Don's final home was Robinson, Texas, where many got to know him, giving him rides here and there, as he walked wherever he went. Don was a member of First Lutheran Church and loved attending church and being with friends. We think he loved the potluck Sundays the most.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 2/04/2010...TV3
Don was born in Ft. Smith, AR, the only child of the late Cecil Rhodes Robb and Jimme Lee (Williams) Robb. Don and his family moved to El Paso, Texas, where Don attended public schools and developed his great love for the old west and all things "cowboy". Don also became fascinated with law enforcement and loved talking and getting to know officers no matter where he lived. Don loved acting and played bit parts in a few old western "B" movies in his youth. Don loved playing Bingo and giving his winnings to the different people in his life. He loved hamburgers and Mexican food; he loved his dogs, and going dancing with friends. Don's final home was Robinson, Texas, where many got to know him, giving him rides here and there, as he walked wherever he went. Don was a member of First Lutheran Church and loved attending church and being with friends. We think he loved the potluck Sundays the most.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 2/04/2010...TV3
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