Robert came from a family of seven children . He was the youngest. His

father died from an industrial accident when he was 10 years and his

mother died when he was 12 years old. Bob’s ve sisters and an older

brother raised him. ey were able to stay together as a family and lived

in their family home in Oakland, California. He attended Oakland

schools, Clawson Elementary, Hoover Jr. High and Oakland Technical.

He attended UC Berkeley for a year before he entered the apprenticeship

program at the Alameda Naval Air Station and worked there for 35 years.

He became a supervisor in the calibration lab leading about 30 men.

On October 12, 1957, he married Marie Quen. ey had 3 children,

Valli, (spouse, Kenton), Scott (spouse, Stacey), and Becky (spouse, Tom).

ey in turn contributed 9 grandchildren, Wesley, Brandon and Dustin

Jang; Chloe and Phoebe Lim; Aaron, Danny, Christopher and Joshua Lee.

Before Cornerstone Fellowship, Bob attended Chinese Independent

Baptist Church of Oakland since he was 12 years old. When he was able

to drive one of the ways he served was to help pick up children for

Sunday school, Marie being one of them. Being a small church, Bob had

many opportunities to serve in dierent capacities.

is is taken from Bob’s own words from an article he had written:

“My wife and I made a decision to never retire from serving Him. Our

children and grandchildren are our rst ministry. At Cornerstone, I serve

in the men’s ministry, the care prayer and visitation ministry…My future

is to serve Him joyously until God takes me home.”

BORN: AUGUST 7, 1935

ENTERED INTO HEAVEN: JANUARY 24, 20