Robert Elder King, Sr.
December 23, 1927 – February 27, 2022
Robert Elder “Bob” King, Sr., passed away February 27, 2022 at his home in Lothian, surrounded by family. Bob was born December 23, 1927 in Annapolis to Webster F., Sr. and Lillian (Elder) King. Bob and his wife, Evangeline R. “Van” King were married August 13, 1949. They are the parents of son Robert Elder King, Jr. and daughter Cynthia King Galla. Bob spent most of his career as a building engineer and retired from the Engineering Department of Anne Arundel General Hospital. He loved gardening, remodeling homes and making Santa’s and angels for friends.
Bob is survived by his wife Evangeline R. “Van” King, daughter Cynthia King Galla and husband Joseph of Lothian and daughter-in-law Susan A. King of Preston, MD. Also surviving are four grandchildren: Sarah Braund and husband Mark, Janet Galla, Josh King and Justin King (Amber), great-grandchildren Olivia, Joey and Emily Braund. Bob was preceded in death by his parents, a son Robert E. King, Jr., brother Webster Franklin King, Jr., and his in-laws Jim and Ida King.
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Thursday, March 3, 2022
11:00 A.M.
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Dear Van:
The Lord is ever with His followers. He walks beside us in the dark times and leads our souls back to peace when it’s over. Our deepest sympathies are with you and the family.
God has called His faithful servant home.
Back in 2009 I was a resident at the Baltimore VA Hospital in Maryland, and I had the absolute pleasure of meeting and getting to know Mr. King. Before I left my program he gifted me a hand crafted Angel. This special gift has been a staple in my home for over 15 years. Every Christmas it comes out of storage along with my tree and garlands. It has now been 15 years since I received this gift and this Angel has traveled with me through 3 different moves across 4 states and now my children ask every year where the “angel Mr. King gave you” is, and look forward to its unboxing. I am so sorry to hear of his passing, but his memory lives on our home. Sometimes we do not realize the impact we have on the lives of others, and I wanted to share this heartfelt message in hopes that is it received with love and sincerity.
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Dear Van:
The Lord is ever with His followers. He walks beside us in the dark times and leads our souls back to peace when it’s over. Our deepest sympathies are with you and the family.
God has called His faithful servant home.
Back in 2009 I was a resident at the Baltimore VA Hospital in Maryland, and I had the absolute pleasure of meeting and getting to know Mr. King. Before I left my program he gifted me a hand crafted Angel. This special gift has been a staple in my home for over 15 years. Every Christmas it comes out of storage along with my tree and garlands. It has now been 15 years since I received this gift and this Angel has traveled with me through 3 different moves across 4 states and now my children ask every year where the “angel Mr. King gave you” is, and look forward to its unboxing. I am so sorry to hear of his passing, but his memory lives on our home. Sometimes we do not realize the impact we have on the lives of others, and I wanted to share this heartfelt message in hopes that is it received with love and sincerity.