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Robert (Bob) Nolan White Sr. of Pinnacle passed away Thursday morning at Forsyth Hospital from complications from the flu.
Robert was a graduate of North Forsyth High School, Class of 1973, and a certified Gemologist from the Gemological Institute of America.
Robert was a former manager of Ostermans Jewelers and retired from Food Lion in 2016.
Robert is survived by his Wife, Joy-Maria Lee White, Son Robert Nolan White Jr., Daughters Kathleen White, Emily White and Rebekah White. Also surviving are his brother, Joseph White, sister Wynn Callaway, and brother in law Ric Callaway.
Robert was preceded in death by his Father, Eulis Carlo White Sr, Mother, Ethel Waller White, brother E.C White Jr. and brother Timothy White.
A Memorial service will be held Monday evening at 5pm, at Cox-Needham funeral home in Pilot Mountain NC with Pastor Danny Hall officiating. https://www.coxneedham.com/notices/RobertBob-White
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Patti Parnell (Hall)
I was so saddened to read of Bob's death this morning. Bob helped me at North Forsyth when he walked me to all my classrooms after I transferred in from Mt. Tabor High School and was totally lost in those halls of North! I will always remember his kindness. We became good friends and I have many happy memories of his humor and talented guitar playing. Bob, you will be truly missed!
Patti (Parnell) Hall
Phillip Jones
This is a real shock. Bob will be remembered as witty, energetic and always fun to be around. Just a real great guy. I enjoyed playing music with him in our band and the school band. A sad day indeed.
Martha Apple
I am saddened to read of Bob's passing. He always had a lot of energy and smiles!
Boyce Shore
I would like to post a comment that comes from my wife, Marilyn ANNE Miller, who is not able to do so at this time. I know that she would comment on Bob's kindness and realism in his friendship. I'm sure she would talk of the time that she and Alan Montgomery (or it may have been Dale Flynn) playing and singing in the 9th grade talent show at NWJH. They did "Leaving on a Jet Plane".
They all use to laugh and have a lot of fun in the band together, at NW and when they all got to North.
I'm sure that he will be missed dearly.
So sorry for the lost of a husband, father, brother and a true friend. May the LORD bless him and keep him as he comes to the end of his journey.