I miss our weekend phone calls. Talking about what you’re watching on tv it depended on which sports season it was. You loved your sports!! We talked about what the grandkids ate up to. To me you’re still up there with your cats and working on a crocheting project. I’ll be busy and think of something I need to tell you. Then I remember. I love you Mom and I miss our phone calls.

Posted by Adele Gibbs on March 12, 2020

I was so saddened to hear of your loss of Roberta. I feel it was my loss, too. Roberta and I only saw each other in the Spring during tree time and talked in the Fall and Spring to work out orders and pick up orders at the tree trailor. She was a joy to talk to and was always helpful in making sure I got the trees I wanted. She will be so missed. I would like to send a memorial. Please email an address for me to use. Prayers and hugs, Mary

Posted by Mary A Eagle on October 14, 2019

Todd, Pam, & family, Our deepest sympathy to you & your family for the loss of your mom. Our thoughts and heart's are with you all during this difficult time. May she R.I.P.

Posted by Michele & Scott Peterson on October 13, 2019

I was sad to hear of Roberta's passing. I worked with her through the Conservation Districts. She was always helpful and knowledgeable for new people. She devoted many years to the Pennington Conservation District. She will be missed. My prayers are with you and your family.

Posted by Lillian Helms on October 10, 2019

Todd & Family, We are so sorry for the loss of your mother, grandmother and friend. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Please let us know if there is anything you need.. Bill Stevens & Theresa Fischer

Posted by Theresa Fischer on October 10, 2019

My condolences to the family. I work for the Lawrence Conservation District and knew Roberta as a fellow employee for 15 years. We made a few road trips together for state meetings and I learned about her upbringing, children and grandchildren. She was proud of all of you. She also had a concern for natural resources that kept her involved with conservation for many years, not to mention the many hours spent in the tree cooler. She amazed me in that regard. May you find comfort in her memory.

Posted by Zindie Meyers on October 10, 2019