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Bob Hale 3/15/48-11/18/21
Robert Hale, 73, Minot died on November 18, 2021, of COVID-19, in a Minot hospital.
Bob was the owner of Somerset Court Assisted Living Facility and was very active in conservative political circles. He was a regular at our Class of 1966 Reunions.
He is survived by his wife Susan and children, Aaron, Andrea, Adam, Andy and Andrew.
Details of his memorial can be found at https://www.thomasfamilyfuneralhome.com/obituary/robert-hale
As we get a more complete obituary, we'll include it here. https://www.thomasfamilyfuneralhome.com/obituary/robert-hale
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Pamela Parkinson
How sad to lose another classmate from this terrible pandemic. We were on the same bus together and I walked past his family home everytime I went to Seahurst. Bob and I had a number of "discussions" about JFK and LBJ: my supporting the prgressive agenda, he a diehard Conservative, Nixon supporter. To be honest, I had a bit of a crush on Bob. Rest in peace, my friend, rest in peace.
Patty Yellam (Barber)
For those of us who knew Bob from our St. Francis days, we remember a very serious, smart guy. We were all very fortunate to receive an extra special gift a few years back when he treated all of us from the St. Francis Class of '62 to an Alaskan cruise. It was such a very special time of re-connecting with lifelong friends. He and his wife Susie were very gracious and generous. Rest in peace, old friend.
Patty (Yellam) and Keith Barber
Gary Hall
That is just a shame to hear that Bob would pass away over this dog gone COVID-19. It would seem that even being vaxccinated will leave you at risk. Highline wouldn't have been the same without Bob and even though we were never that close during those years, I had him in a few of my classes over those years at Highline, but we all pretty much went our own ways after high school graduation and I went to a different college. Then I moved away from the area almost 50 years ago. I really wish that I had been closer to him to have known him much better, as I always saw him as a kind and fair man.
RIP Bob