The Funeral Service for Bob Foreman will be held in
the Heysen Chapel, Centennial Park, 760 Goodwood Road, Pasadena
on TUESDAY, 3 January 2023 commencing at 11:30 a.m.
The Funeral Service will also be available by livestream.
Please use the link provided above.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to the RSPCA
to support the homing and care of dogs would be appreciated.
Please use the link provided above.
Envelopes will also be available at the service.
Bob passed away peacefully in his sleep
at the FMC on December 23, 2022.
Aged 80 Years.
Loved and loving husband of Pat.
Proud father of Michael and Peter,
and father-in-law of Caroline.
Loved brother of twin sister, Nancy,
and younger sister, June.
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To our dear friend Bob, Time passes Memories stay... Loved and remembered Everyday ☕ Thank you for your friendship and service With love From Luigi and Gloria xx
Bob you will be missed by a lot of people I’m one of them I’m praying for your family for God to comfort them at this time and I’m praying for you to be in peace no more suffering Thank you for coming out to the dinner on my birthday last year and thank you for the gift of micheal I’ve shared over 30 years of friendship With him Sleep well Love Mandy and Gary
Your dedication to the RAAF, cadets and the Air Force Association is to be commended. Your passion for teaching and the Link Trainer will always be remembered. Rest in Peace Bob and fly high.
With many fond, and at times, hilarious memories "out at Gawler"
Dear Pat, Pete, Caroline & Michael, Sending you lots of love and wishes today. We are watching Bob's farewell from our camp site at the Flinders Ranges. Rest in peace Uncle Bob, admired and loved by us and so many. Love Claire, Mike, Patrick, Ben and William Clancy xx
Dear Pat, Michael & Peter, We are sorry to hear of Bob’s passing and the fact that we can’t make it from Hong Kong to be there with you all in Adelaide today. Bob had a big part in many peoples’ lives and aviation careers mine included. As my Uncle - we’re going to miss him, but as we know he would want us all to crack on. Looking forward to catching up back home in the next few months. Cheers Andrew, Mandy, Imogen & Ryan
Sorry I couldn’t be there in person Bob. I have Covid. You were one of my first instructors at Gawler, so I’ve known you a very long time. So sad that you’ve gone but you gave it a serious nudge before you did. I’m going to miss you, the Monday mob will miss you and the club is poorer for your passing. To Pat and the family my sincerest condolences. You will miss him most of all no doubt. Vale.
So sorry I couldn’t be there Bob. I am in the UK.
My father and Bob's father served together in the Air Force in WW11, and as a result I became very good friends with Bob's family, and younger sister June in particular. Through that contact I met Bob, and it was Bob that gave me my first very (nervous) flight in a glider. I remember Bob as a funny and interesting man, and one who was caring of others, as evidenced by his support of me in my early years. While I have not had contact with Bob (or June) for more than half a lifetime, I remember well his kindness towards me and recognise the loss his family must feel at this sad time. Rest in Peace Paul Doube
Sorry Bob, I could not make it as I am home sick with Peumonia. Your Service brought many great memories, such as when we were at school Grade 1. Servicing of the Motor Falk and the first time you took me flying and I was sick. Wiring up the Link Trainer Room at North Adelaide etc, etc. Rest in Peace Bob
Remembering Bob with great affection - some of my earliest childhood memories are in the motor faulke with Bob flying with me sitting on Mum's lap. Many happy weekends spent at Gawler in the late 70s watching Dad and Bob instruct the Air Cadets. A Great friend of the Booth Family, Bob will be dearly missed. Condolences to Pat, Michael and Peter Tim Booth
Thankyou for all you did for so many people at ASC, including all the tows you gave me and my late husband. I’m sorry that I couldn’t attend today’s service. It was heartwarming and revealing. I didn’t know that you were a kelpie man. As another kelpie person, I send an appreciative wag from my present recycled kelpie, Colt.
Thousands of people pass through our lives, most without impact. Bob was unforgettable, a true generous mate who was more of a brother to me. Blue skies Bob.. l will never forget you. Rest peacefully now. With warmest regards Mike AMDG
Greg Hood -
Bob taught me to fly in the 1970s - he nurtured my interest in aviation and inspired me to soar to heights, literally and metaphorically. He was a great aviator, inspiring mentor and he had a great sense of humour. The world is a sadder place now that Bob Foreman isn’t with us. Fondly remembered Greg