STOUT — Verl A. "Bobe" Stout, 85, of Willows, died Thursday, Aug. 8, 2013, in Redding. Arrangements are under the direction of F.D. Sweet & Son Mortuary, Willows, 934-5524.
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Verl Arthur "Bobe" Stout of Willows, passed away in Redding, CA on August 8, 2013 at the age of 85 from complications of an automobile accident. Bobe is predeceased by his parents Clyde Raymond Stout and Evelyn Elna Stout (Thurman), his brother Clyde Jr., sisters Mabel Ferreira and Elda "Punky" Norton. Bobe is survived by his wife Adele of 53 years. They were married in Reno, NV on August 13, 1960. Bobe is lovingly remembered by his three daughters, Diana Tucker Stout, Gina Lederer and Cynthia Quigley, his 8 grandchildren, JJ Grimes, Amanda Tucker, Heidi Lederer Sandoval, Erin Quigley Medeiros, Greg Lederer, Brandon Sandford, Todd Quigley and Anna Lederer, his eleven great grandchildren. He is also survived by his sister Reita Mudd and numerous nieces and nephews. Bobe was born in Willows, CA, September 6, 1927. He served in the Army overseas during the cleanup of France after World War II. He started farming for Maben Ranches in 1966 and worked there until his retirement. Bobe was a cowboy, he grew up riding horses through the streets of Willows and, hunting the hills west of Stonyford. He always took the horses his dad and Pistol told him not to, just to prove he could. There was always at least one dog following him around. He taught his daughters to ride, hunt and fish. He got great pleasure from visiting with friends at the coffee shop twice a day and he always had candy or gum in his shirt pocket for the kids and the ladies.
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Verl Arthur "Bobe" Stout of Willows, passed away in Redding, CA on August 8, 2013 at the age of 85 from complications of an automobile accident. Bobe is predeceased by his parents Clyde Raymond Stout and Evelyn Elna Stout (Thurman), his brother Clyde Jr., sisters Mabel Ferreira and Elda "Punky" Norton. Bobe is survived by his wife Adele of 53 years. They were married in Reno, NV on August 13, 1960. Bobe is lovingly remembered by his three daughters, Diana Tucker Stout, Gina Lederer and Cynthia Quigley, his 8 grandchildren, JJ Grimes, Amanda Tucker, Heidi Lederer Sandoval, Erin Quigley Medeiros, Greg Lederer, Brandon Sandford, Todd Quigley and Anna Lederer, his eleven great grandchildren. He is also survived by his sister Reita Mudd and numerous nieces and nephews. Bobe was born in Willows, CA, September 6, 1927. He served in the Army overseas during the cleanup of France after World War II. He started farming for Maben Ranches in 1966 and worked there until his retirement. Bobe was a cowboy, he grew up riding horses through the streets of Willows and, hunting the hills west of Stonyford. He always took the horses his dad and Pistol told him not to, just to prove he could. There was always at least one dog following him around. He taught his daughters to ride, hunt and fish. He got great pleasure from visiting with friends at the coffee shop twice a day and he always had candy or gum in his shirt pocket for the kids and the ladies.
STOUT — Verl A. "Bobe" Stout, 85, of Willows, died Thursday, Aug. 8, 2013, in Redding. Arrangements are under the direction of F.D. Sweet & Son Mortuary, Willows, 934-5524.
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Verl Arthur "Bobe" Stout of Willows, passed away in Redding, CA on August 8, 2013 at the age of 85 from complications of an automobile accident. Bobe is predeceased by his parents Clyde Raymond Stout and Evelyn Elna Stout (Thurman), his brother Clyde Jr., sisters Mabel Ferreira and Elda "Punky" Norton. Bobe is survived by his wife Adele of 53 years. They were married in Reno, NV on August 13, 1960. Bobe is lovingly remembered by his three daughters, Diana Tucker Stout, Gina Lederer and Cynthia Quigley, his 8 grandchildren, JJ Grimes, Amanda Tucker, Heidi Lederer Sandoval, Erin Quigley Medeiros, Greg Lederer, Brandon Sandford, Todd Quigley and Anna Lederer, his eleven great grandchildren. He is also survived by his sister Reita Mudd and numerous nieces and nephews. Bobe was born in Willows, CA, September 6, 1927. He served in the Army overseas during the cleanup of France after World War II. He started farming for Maben Ranches in 1966 and worked there until his retirement. Bobe was a cowboy, he grew up riding horses through the streets of Willows and, hunting the hills west of Stonyford. He always took the horses his dad and Pistol told him not to, just to prove he could. There was always at least one dog following him around. He taught his daughters to ride, hunt and fish. He got great pleasure from visiting with friends at the coffee shop twice a day and he always had candy or gum in his shirt pocket for the kids and the ladies.
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Verl Arthur "Bobe" Stout of Willows, passed away in Redding, CA on August 8, 2013 at the age of 85 from complications of an automobile accident. Bobe is predeceased by his parents Clyde Raymond Stout and Evelyn Elna Stout (Thurman), his brother Clyde Jr., sisters Mabel Ferreira and Elda "Punky" Norton. Bobe is survived by his wife Adele of 53 years. They were married in Reno, NV on August 13, 1960. Bobe is lovingly remembered by his three daughters, Diana Tucker Stout, Gina Lederer and Cynthia Quigley, his 8 grandchildren, JJ Grimes, Amanda Tucker, Heidi Lederer Sandoval, Erin Quigley Medeiros, Greg Lederer, Brandon Sandford, Todd Quigley and Anna Lederer, his eleven great grandchildren. He is also survived by his sister Reita Mudd and numerous nieces and nephews. Bobe was born in Willows, CA, September 6, 1927. He served in the Army overseas during the cleanup of France after World War II. He started farming for Maben Ranches in 1966 and worked there until his retirement. Bobe was a cowboy, he grew up riding horses through the streets of Willows and, hunting the hills west of Stonyford. He always took the horses his dad and Pistol told him not to, just to prove he could. There was always at least one dog following him around. He taught his daughters to ride, hunt and fish. He got great pleasure from visiting with friends at the coffee shop twice a day and he always had candy or gum in his shirt pocket for the kids and the ladies.
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