Bob lived right down the street on 44th Ave. W & was my brother's closest playmate growing up. They both loved black labradors & were often seen with several we owned & that lived on that block. I have early pictures in the family albums that show this. Sadly, my brother, Bob Hall, died in the late 70's by his own hand. I was always happy to see Bob & Bob together playing knowing that my brother had a friend and some happy times in his young life. At the time of his death my 25 yo brother was deeply invvolved in a church nearby in Meadowdale which could have been the same one that Bob Ogren attended. Condolences to the family.
This new saddens me. Bob and I worked on the stage crew during our Junior year and he was in several of my classes. His sense of humor was contagious. He was a joy. He must have brought profound happiness to many, many people during his life.
Pat Echelbarger ('66)
Sorry to hear about Ogie! We went to church together. Anyone know about his sister, Karen?
Suzanne Hall
Bob lived right down the street on 44th Ave. W & was my brother's closest playmate growing up. They both loved black labradors & were often seen with several we owned & that lived on that block. I have early pictures in the family albums that show this. Sadly, my brother, Bob Hall, died in the late 70's by his own hand. I was always happy to see Bob & Bob together playing knowing that my brother had a friend and some happy times in his young life. At the time of his death my 25 yo brother was deeply invvolved in a church nearby in Meadowdale which could have been the same one that Bob Ogren attended. Condolences to the family.
John Mills
This new saddens me. Bob and I worked on the stage crew during our Junior year and he was in several of my classes. His sense of humor was contagious. He was a joy. He must have brought profound happiness to many, many people during his life.
Paul Tomlin
RIP, Bob. You are missed.
Jerry Silvers
RIP Bob, I had not seen you after you were stationed in Texas and we lost all contact with each other.
The last time I saw Karen she and her two children were living down by Green Lake in Seattle and that was back in the 70s.