From Spots Graphics

Click on Robert and visit his wife's page.

My son, Robert, the live wire
From birth was running to a fire.
All the door jams did he bruise
Running through them as though pursued.

Forgive me but I don't know who this cross belongs to.

He was a happy laughing child
And all the females were beguiled.
Including his mother, he charmed,
When time for correction he disarmed.

Forgive me but I don't know who this cross belongs to.

I adore the ground he walks on,
But four-wheeling he's always gone.
That's okay as long as he grants my joys,
And leaves to visit Kimi and the boys.

Forgive me but I don't know who this cross belongs to.

He's a deep thinker
And loves to tinker.
To care for his family is his desire
And, in this, surely, he'll aspire.

Forgive me but I don't know who this cross belongs to.

For his happy boys, Bob endures
Wanting their best futures.
His family he serves,
Admiration he deserves.

Forgive me but I don't know who this cross belongs to.

To the son I adore,
your mother does implore,
Put to searching, that great mind
And Jesus Christ you will find.

Forgive me but I don't know who this cross belongs to.

You've become a man tall
With integrity that doesn't pall.
You are a scrupulous gentleman
with superior acumen.

By Gidget

Sharon Jones Graphics

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Credits: The picture of Jesus with the dove is courtesy of Spot Graphics.
The Lion picture is courtesy of Sharon's Graphics.

And unfortunately I do not remember where I got the little silver cross it has been on my hard drive a long time. If anyone happens to know who it belongs to please email me and let me know.

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