Birth date: Jul 11, 1986 Death date: Feb 28, 2016
Robert Henry Baynum, age 29, finally found peace from his addiction on Sunday, February 28, 2016. He struggled and fought valiantly, but heroin is a powerful force. Although he was very talented and had many who loved and supporte Read Obituary
Henry and Mary Jo, I was just surfing the net to see if you were still the Lewes Building Official and I saw the obit for Robert and was shocked. I extend my sympathy to you. I watched the tribute and see you have many special memories to hold in your heart.
Rosemarie Beron
Mary Jo and Henry So very sorry for your loss. Bob was a great kid and even better as he grew up. I went to see him perform in Milford and was really impressed with his talents. He helped me a lot with chores and when we traveled all the wanted to hang around the table he was at. Don't need to tell you he was fun to be around, Learned very easily and could do anything he put his mind to. Uncle Bill and I will miss him dearly and pray God will help to heal that big hole in your heart.Daddy, Mom, and Mike will look after him I'm sure.
Virginia and Bill Metzler
Sorry for your loss. Praying for The Baynum Family
Linda Miller & Family
My condolences to MaryJo , Henry and Bill . So very sorry for your loss and pain . All my Love Xoxo Karen Baynum
Mary Jo and Henry there are no words to comfort you at this time so please accept my hugs and love. I know Bob is at peace when you question anything about if I would have or I should have, sit still and listen he will tell you YOU DID... Bob was an amazing young man who I got the honor to know.
All my prayers and love
Diane Rhoads
I only knew Bob for a short time but I was lucky enough to have met him and hear him play music. He was so talented and such a sweetheart. I'll never forget him bringing me a rose and saying "for a beautiful lady". Such a kind soul. He will be missed. My condolences to the family.
Robert H. aka "Dammit Bob" The most carefree, loving, hard working young man around. The talent came so easy to you, see it done once and you were good to go. A young man with magic fingers and hands that could create and produce some of the most awesome sounds from any guiter, electric or acoustic or thump a great beat on a set of drums, or even strike a few notes on a the keyboard, from country to rock. YOU ARE FINALLY FREE OF THE EVIL DEMONS AND AWAY FROM ALL THE TRIGGERS. I HOPE YOU PLAY YOUR MUSIC LOUD SO ALL CAN HEAR. I can hear the awesome sounds of you jamming away some of the first songs such as "Paint it Black", "Sweet Child of Mine" (two of my favorites that you would always do), and many, many others. The sweet sounds coming from the basement of you jamming right by yourself to country or rock will always be with me.
Bob you are safe now and I am sure that dad has you under his wing already and guiding you. Say hi to him for me. I am missing you both.
LOVE YA
"DAD"
There will never be another to take the place of the hole you've left in our hearts. You had the amazing ability to light up a room with smiles and laughter, whether it be your comical humor, playing your guitar, or dropping dessert in our driveway. You have forever coined the phrase "Dammit Bob" in our household, the kids still use it too. You were our friend, a part of our family and you will always be in our thoughts and in our hearts. That is VALID! We love you Bobito!
The Janis Family
