Small Town Superheroes

Bob has played in various types of bands for close to 30 years, ranging from country to rock. He played in his first band when he was only 15-years-old.  He grew up a die-hard country fan thanks to his Dad who was a big fan, and loved to play the classics like Hank Williams, Web Pierce and Johnny Cash. While playing with the band Roadkill, he opened for Black Oak Arkansas at the Freedom Rally and also played a short stint with Ridin' Fences. Most recently, he played with a local band called "Inn Kahootz" for a total of 8 years.  Bob would say his favorite type of music is Southern Rock but he enjoys all types of music. Bob graduated from North Mahaska High School in 1979 and has a business degree from William Penn University.

My Photo Gallery

Our Son Coltin and grandson Roan.

Our Son Coltin and grandson Roan.

Our only girl and she came right along with two more boys... Miss Colette!

Our only girl and she came right along with two more boys... Miss Colette!

Everybody gets a turn! Caleb with Roan.

Everybody gets a turn! Caleb with Roan.

The newest grandbaby... Roan.

The newest grandbaby... Roan.

My Wife Connie- 1982!

My Wife Connie- 1982!

Our Son Emmett in his last tour of Iraq.

Our Son Emmett in his last tour of Iraq.

Our son Matt with his son Roan.

Our son Matt with his son Roan.

Emmet's wife Becky with our granddaugher Maddy.

Emmet's wife Becky with our granddaugher Maddy.

My Grandaughter Maddy

My Grandaughter Maddy

FAST FACTS

15-  Age I was when I played my first gig with "The Blazers".  We never practiced, the singer would just call out the key and we all played along.
28-  Years I've been married to my better half, Connie.
5-   Children we have,  4 boys and a girl.  
3-   Number of those children that came on the VERY SAME DAY...  triplets!  :)
2-   Number of grand-children I'm about to have... my 4-year-old beach girl from Florida is about to share the saddle with one on the way!
8-   Number of years I played with "Inn Kahootz", they are a great group of guys I consider part of my family.  
18-  Age I was before I realized the cassette was not a passing fad and it was time to give up my 8 Track Player. What's this I hear about a CD? And MP3s? Forget about it. 


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