Robert Leonard Face
Robert Leonard Face
Robert Leonard Face, 60, passed away Saturday, January 30, 2010 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Born July 28, 1949 I Chicago, IL to Leonard Raymond and Maeta May Krause Face. He married Jackie Stone December 2, 1976 in Logan, Utah.
He worked as a journeyman electrician for 25 years for Utah Power and Light. In the last 5 years he spent his time with his granddaughter, Whitney, and Molly Parduhn, each taking care of the other. His family was his focus in life. Robert loved to read, learn, and spend time camping and fishing in West Yellowstone.
Survived by his wife, Jackie, children Scott (Jennifer) Bean; Wes (Charice) Howell; Rob (Nicole) Face; Kristie Face; 5 grandchildren, his parents and 2 sisters, Debbie Cassidy and Mary Hoganson.
Funeral services will be held Friday, February 5, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. in the Anderson & Sons Mortuary Chapel, 49 E 100 N, American Fork. Family Visitations at the mortuary will be Thursday evening from 6 to 8 pm and Friday 9:45 to 10:45 am prior to the services. Interment will be in the Victor Idaho Cemetery at 1:00 pm Saturday. Online condolences may be sent at andersonmortuary.com
I’m sorry to hear of the passing of Bob. He was a great friend, and I enjoyed working with him. I have missed him ever since he left Ogden. I got to know him when he was the electrician on the communications truck and later when he was the electrician for the substation department. We use to have some great times talking over issues of the day, he really had a sharp mind. May you find peace in these troubled times. George Newton
Jackie - We are so sorry about your husband. We love you! Kalani & Johanna
Bob was the only one of my Northwestern Michigan College friends that I kept in touch with all these years. We met there in 1968 so that's a long time. We all nicknamed him "Elroy" after the major league pitcher Elroy Face. Whenever I called him on the phone or wrote him a letter, he was allways addressed as Elroy. After those Michigan days, I moved to Logan Utah to attend USU and Bob followed me there. We hunted and fished all over the Cache Valley. Bob got me a job at Gossners Cheese in Logan. When I got a call from Washington Game Department back in 1975, Bob volunteered to drive me and all my stuff to Seattle because he had a van and he'd never been that far west before. I was always after Bob to get a computer so we could keep closer in touch, but he never did. I had to rely on longhand letters written back and forth and always looked forward to getting one from him. A phone call every once in a while kept us in touch. I will miss him dearly as I always considered him one of my very best friends ever.
I’m sorry to hear of the passing of Bob. He was a great friend, and I enjoyed working with him. I have missed him ever since he left cset. I got to know him when he was the electrician on the fcat communications truck and later when he was the electrician for the substation department. We use to have some great times talking over issues of ftce, he really had a sharp mind. May you find peace in these troubled times. ged George Newton