Obituary for Kenneth Robert Gay
Kenneth Robert "Bob" Gay Jr.
Kenneth Robert "Bob" Gay Jr. Of Pensacola, passed away on Wednesday June 1, 2022. He was born to Kenneth Robert Gay Sr. And Madeline Menard Gay on June 4, 1953. He is survived by one daughter, Leah Hilliard (Johnathon). Three Grandchildren, Branden Allen.
(Justice), Brennan and Kaelynn Hilliard. Three Siblings, Kathy Cox, Mike Gay (Joan), and Laura Nickerson. Three Nephews and one niece, Rob Cox (Elizabeth), Chris Gay (Michelle), Carrie Cox, and Josh Gay (Alexa). Also, several great nephews and great nieces.
He was an avid Florida Gator fan. He liked to spend most Saturday evenings during baseball season watching the Blue Wahoos and the fireworks that followed. He loved to be in the company of his 3 grandchildren. He was the kind of person that never met a stranger. If you spent any time in Car City you will find that there probably isn't a person that didn't know Bob. He enjoyed working at the Tom Thumb because he was a people person. He didn't view it as a job because he was able to chat with all the customers of the store.
Funeral services will be at Saint John the Evangelist Catholic Church, 303 S. Navy Blvd. Pensacola, Fl. 32507, with a visitation from lpm-2pm, and a Mass from 2pm-3pm. Burial will be at St. John's Cemetery on Old Corry Field Rd.
Kenneth Robert "Bob" Gay Jr. Of Pensacola, passed away on Wednesday June 1, 2022. He was born to Kenneth Robert Gay Sr. And Madeline Menard Gay on June 4, 1953. He is survived by one daughter, Leah Hilliard (Johnathon). Three Grandchildren, Branden Allen.
(Justice), Brennan and Kaelynn Hilliard. Three Siblings, Kathy Cox, Mike Gay (Joan), and Laura Nickerson. Three Nephews and one niece, Rob Cox (Elizabeth), Chris Gay (Michelle), Carrie Cox, and Josh Gay (Alexa). Also, several great nephews and great nieces.
He was an avid Florida Gator fan. He liked to spend most Saturday evenings during baseball season watching the Blue Wahoos and the fireworks that followed. He loved to be in the company of his 3 grandchildren. He was the kind of person that never met a stranger. If you spent any time in Car City you will find that there probably isn't a person that didn't know Bob. He enjoyed working at the Tom Thumb because he was a people person. He didn't view it as a job because he was able to chat with all the customers of the store.
Funeral services will be at Saint John the Evangelist Catholic Church, 303 S. Navy Blvd. Pensacola, Fl. 32507, with a visitation from lpm-2pm, and a Mass from 2pm-3pm. Burial will be at St. John's Cemetery on Old Corry Field Rd.