God bless you. I believe I am a distant cousin ..on the Gravatt side through George Gravatt of Fredericksburg .

I went to James Monroe with Rob Gravatt (Class of ’77) He was a very funny guy, though back then a little quiet. My condolences to his friends and family. Tom Talisman

I worked with Rob several years ago at a mortgage company. He would often bring in his famous monkey bread – still warm and delicious! Condolences to the family.

I am so sorry for your loss. Rob was a great classmate at James Monroe Class if ‘77. Your family is in my thoughts and my prayers.

I have only known Rob for a couple of years. He always had some stories to tell., when I would come over to get my hay from him. He loaded the hay in my pick up. Couple of times he even fixed some small issues on my truck. Which was very appreciated. I will miss the talks and the wonderful hay he grew. Condolences to his family.

I was gifted some beautiful kale from Rob’s garden last year by his niece Laura. I always think of him and smile whenever I make it. People are often remembered by the small seemingly insignificant things that they do in everyday life. I know there are many memories to cherish by both family and friends as our lives go on day by day. Much love to each of you and the comfort only the God of all comfort can give.

I will always remember the kindness Robert Lewis extended to me when my cat, Trucker was missing. He promised to notify me if Trucker showed up in his barn and gave me quite a lesson on the behavior and habits of feral cats. My condolences to his family. May he rest in peace.