Robert Allan Johnston “Bob”

Robert Allan Johnston

1946-2017

Passed away peacefully on Friday morning at the SAN hospital with loving wife Evelyn of 48 years, by his side.

Forever loved father of Donna & Neil, Julie & Mick and Cheryl (dec). Proud Pa of Charlie, Jack, Ross and Gemma. Loving son of Jean and Johnno (dec). Brother of Kit, Nancy & Jon.

Your wonderful ability to “hav-a-chat” will be missed.
The many precious memories spent with family and friends at your beloved Galston, Congo and the UK, will be treasured forever.
Your strength and determination has touched us all.
Now you’re together with Cheryl

Funeral service details

 

Date: Thursday, 16th November, 2017
Commencing: 10:00am

Location:
A celebration of Bob’s life will be held in the Garden Chapel of Castlebrook Crematorium, Windsor Road, Rouse Hill.

No flowers by request, donations to the SAN Hospital will be appreciated, envelopes will be available at the service.

 

 

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Please join us afterwards at the Galston RSL for refreshments.

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  • "You don't say what, say heeeyyyy." Spent many days winding up mum with this and will forever remember this as we'd in unison say this memorable line. Will miss being able to just ring up and be able to "hav-a-chat" and be able to run in to the house in galston and proudly announce i'd scared nanny silly. Love ya and miss ya mate x

    Charlie Curtis
  • So many memories and good times at Congo. I think the rock throwing on the roof when someone was trying to sleep always brings a smile to my face. Jokes coming thick and fast. He always had a story to tell. So pleased I picked up the phone recently and had the chance for a long chat. Love you long time Bob. Miss you for ever xxxx

    Barb Johnston
  • Last Christmas Bob came in for chemo all dressed up as a Santa Elf with his beloved Ev by his side. He had a laugh at himself but more importantly Bob had the staff laughing. I think he knew that could be his last Christmas so he threw himself into it as only Bob could do' we have that photo in Day Infusion staff room and we will never forget our Bob elf

    Linda Frederick
  • So many wonderful memories over many years, I’m going to miss the chats over a cuppa, his laugh and his hugs. RIP Uncle Bob you will be forever missed xxxx

    Lisa Aylward
  • Hooroo me old mate , at rest now . Although we cant be with you today we will be there in Spirit. Allen and Marg.Cullen

    Allen Cullen
  • To many great memories to name just one! Will miss the way he always had time for a chat, always made you feel special and always wanted to help nothing was ever a problem. Will be forever missed ❤️

    Linda a Hughes-Kinsela
  • Uncle bob, my definite favourite memory is when Alan introduced me to you the first time, the jokes were coming so fast but in such a loving and funny way, I remember telling Alan how awesome and amazing you were!! And throughout over 5 years it never changed you are such an amazing person and I'll cherish all of our family memories.. I always look at you and Aunty eve and think you guys are my role models the love that you have and your dance moves and the dance floor your defianately Alan and my role model. We will miss you uncle bob r.i.p xx

    Kaylah Danastasi
  • Uncle bob, my definite favourite memory is when Alan introduced me to you the first time, the jokes were coming so fast but in such a loving and funny way, I remember telling Alan how awesome and amazing you were!! And throughout over 5 years it never changed you are such an amazing person and I'll cherish all of our family memories.. I always look at you and Aunty eve and think you guys are my role models the love that you have and your dance moves and the dance floor your defianately Alan and my role model. We will miss you uncle bob r.i.p xx

    Kaylah d'anastasi
  • Christmas mornings when we lived when we were very young.
    Also a wonderful day when Bob took me to Canberra ,we never did find the way to the War Memorial, just Bobs way.
    Love and special thoughts to all the family.

    Daphne Lawson
  • My fondest memory of Bob was when he told Ev and I he hated people who spent$3 when if the paid $10 the job would last.

    Tracey Bowman
  • I only meet Bob once at Easter this year up at Wisemans, he made me laugh, he made me feel welcome, he made me promise I would come back next year. Love to all the family at this difficult time. Xx

    Belinda George
  • The memory I have of uncle Bob was when he was my MC at my wedding and him saying he was going to say Mr and Mrs Garry Alchin and then I said I didn't change my first only my last and I wouldn't walk in .. so it comes to the time uncle Bob says I welcome for the first time as husband and wife Mr and Mrs Garry then he stopped ... and Mrs stopped again ... Katie Alchin very funny ... then the speech he gave I remember he made me cry as he said I was like a daughter to him ... I will miss u Uncle Bob .. RIP ..

    Katie Alchin
  • My favourite memory of Mr J was when he took Julie and I too the airport for a holiday. We were at the gate and had said goodbye, next minute we hear hey girls as we turned around he had jumped six foot in the air, clicked his heels together and yell oh what a feeling. I miss him already love Ros Kelley

    Roslyn Kelley
  • Uncle bob and Aunty eve coming to my wedding and watching uncle bob play games with my daughter and always having time for a chat

    Alan Danastasi