Robert Gump Obituary – Death: Robert “Bounce” Matthew Gump died calmly in his rest on Thursday, September sixteenth, 2021. He is made due by his significant other of 51 years Marilyn Gump, their two girls, Karen Rebecca and Abigail Michelle, and three grandkids Kirsten, Christopher, and Celeste. He is additionally made due by his sibling Bruce Gump and family, and his sister Bonnie McNeil and family. Bounce was brought into the world on February 20, 1948 in Columbus, Ohio to Robert and Patricia Gump. Continuing in the means of his dad, and driving his more youthful sibling,

Bob was a functioning Boy Scout achieving the position of Eagle Scout. He played the trumpet all through secondary school and school and adored walking in the band and playing in the enthusiasm and jazz groups. In particular, Bob was not just raised to be a genuine Buckeye football fan, however passed along this need to his kids. All through secondary school Bob was dynamic in Overbrook Presbyterian Church, and later turned into a young minister there. Weave went to Muskingum College in Ohio where he studied brain research and was a sanction individual from the Phi Kappa Tau society.

While at Muskingum he was a DJ for the nearby school radio broadcast, WMCO, where his initial morning rowdy show called “Gump’s Gorillas” assisted understudies with beginning the day. Weave became hopelessly enamored with his significant other Marilyn Wilson Gump in Philosophy class, and they were hitched two years after the fact on August 1, 1970 in Bradford, PA, her old neighborhood. They lived in Columbus, OH after their wedding where Bob was the project lead for Smiling Scot, the family raising money business.

Weave turned into a father to Karen Rebecca in March, 1977 and to Abigail Michelle in July, 1980. While depicting his little girls, Bob consistently said he had a couple of Queens; with his significant other – ‘three of a sort, an incredible opening hand’! Sway wore various caps. For a considerable length of time Bob went through his ends of the week in Columbus Ohio coordinating the secondary school service program at Overbrook Presbyterian Church. In 1982 Bob moved his energy to the Bethel Presbyterian Church youth service program where he served for an additional six years. After tolerating a full-time position at First Presbyterian Church as Youth Ministry chief, Bob moved his family to Fort Collins, CO in 1988. For quite a long time Bob tutored, advised and drove middle school, secondary school, and school bunches in book of scriptures study, little gathering exercises, and mission trips around the United States. In 1991 Bob’s call changed to serve youth at Harmony Presbyterian Church through LOGOS and other God-roused programming for youngsters.