HUGHES, Robert (Bob)(Spider)

deepest sympathy for the loss of bob hughes always had time to stop and have chat rest in peace.merv bowler and family.

Deepest sympathy to Bob’s family – a very kind man and friend to Ray & Marj Cashin (both dec) and family.
Frances & Trevor Williams

Bob Hughes, a respected and loved Leongatha identity. “Choosey Hughesy” fond memories and remembered with affection. Keith and Pat Kuhne xx

Our memories of Bob are from Yarrawonga golf trips. The stories he told were legendary. The funniest thing we ever saw was Bob dressed up as a parrot and together with Dave did an impromptu comedy show. Everyone laughed so hard that we cried. Goodbye to a very funny man with a heart of gold. Julie and Brian Dewar 🌹🌹

Condolences to the Hughes family
Bob was very welcoming to us when we moved into the area
Always polite and we enjoyed his humor whilst visiting us at Kats Korner. May he rest in peace.

You could always get a laugh out of Bob – Many fond memories – from drinks at the RSL in the corner to him wanting me to “smuggle” him out of Woorayl Lodge.

I’ve known Bob since I was a kid going into Hughes brothers shop with Mum, since then I have known him to be a very caring person, who always enjoyed a chat. He was a true character, and I’ve seen him getting everyone in the Doctor’s waiting room laughing. I will miss him badly on the golf course. He was a good friend to Andy and Lesley Hunt (Both Dec) . Sincere condolences to the family. Darryl & Judy Hunt.

Jenny Robert Marnie David
Condolence to all families
Bob was a long time friend
Going back with Brother John Sisters-in-law Wilma
Our thoughts are with you at this time
God Bless
Denise Michael Corless

Sending condolences to Bobs family from George Joyce and Malcolm Grays family’s we all had such fond memories of Bob

Going to miss that laugh and smile
Thanks for your friendship Bob. ‘Young Misso’

Wonderful gentleman. Always time for a chat. Will be sadly missed down the Port.

Our sincere sympathy to the family of Bob. A long time legend of Leongatha. Jeanie and Ron Funnell.

Spider, a great sense of humour and all round great guy. You will be missed by many golfers, fisherman. Rest easy
Ian and Denise Gibson

Will missed his happy face and a chat.

To the Lim and Hughes families. Our sympathies to you all on the loss of Bob. Bob was a part of our lives as he was a part of Dad and mums in many ways. There were many laughs throughout those years and I’m sure he is catching up with Dad Jack and Ken for a beer 🍺
Sandy Ken and family (Stubbs)

Sincere sympathy to the Hughes & Lim families. Always enjoyed the chats & a laugh. Rest easy Hughesy.

Deepest sympathies to Bobs family and friends. Will miss not catching up for a meal when you’d come down to Port Welshpool with Pete, Lesley and Colin.
Rest peacefully Bob. Xx
Vicky & Adrian

Sincere sympathy to Robert, Jenny, Marnie, David & their families on the loss of our great mate Spider. Great Dees supporter, tennis partner & teller of fantastic stories, (true or otherwise) . Will be fondly remembered by The Pease family

My Sincerest sympathy to Robert, Jenny, Marnie, David & their families on the loss of Bob. A true gentleman with always a smile on his face and up for a chat. He Will be fondly remembered by Marny, don and Sandra Casbolt and family.

We have lost another true gentleman.

A kind and friendly man with always a tale to tell.
Sympathy to his family.
Rest peacefully Bob.
Kerry Mc Leod & dad (Terry Murray dec)

R I P Bob deepest sympathy to the Hughes and Lim families will see you in October Jenny when we come over love leslie and colin cook N Z

Bring on the Memories , Loved member of the Leongatha business community for all those years .
Peter & Christine .

rest easy Bob

Sincere condolences to the Hughes family. Will fondly remember all the good times we had Fishing at Port Welshpool.
RIP. “Spider”

Trevor & Sue Geitz

I was a school friend of Bob’s at the Leongatha High School where the sports master Ivan Nicholas ran a boxing event and Bob & I were drawn to fight each other, Bob, in the red corner was introduced and “Spider” because of the way he danced around the boxing ring. This nick name was with Bob for the rest of his life. when Bob joined me at Caulfield Grammar School as a boarder i introduced him as “Spider”.
My sincere condolences to the Hughes family, Bob made the world a happier place.

Working with Bob in his shop at the railway ramp was a unique experience. To me, as a teenager, Bob was a charismatic person full of fun and with a genuine interest in all people he knew.

Condolences to the family.

Geoff Heide

All round great guy , always good for a laugh will be sadly missed , condolences to the Hughes and Lim families, rest easy Spider