Birth date: May 17, 1933 Death date: Apr 30, 2020
Mr. Robert Parker entered into Eternal Rest on April 30, 2020. The Celebration of Life service will be Saturday, May 9, 2020 in the Rose Chapel of Mabrie Memorial Mortuary. His service will be attended privately and may be viewed Read Obituary
Family,
Again we are sorry for the lost of Daddy Parker but glad that he is at peace. From the first time we met him he was always the same and always had a smile on his face. Find comfort and strength in the Lord and we love you all!
Love,
Shad, Carranda, Carsyn and Little Shad
My Cousins, what a Beautiful Home going for your Dad. I pray God comforts you both and gives you strength each day. I love you both take care.
Felicia Puryear, Louiaville, KY
Darryl, Trela and Tracy,
Sorry for the loss of your Dad. I had the pleasure of having many great memories of Mr Parker. God Bless you and you family.
Jay and Sharee Sims
Sending Prayers to Traci and Darryl. Praying God will give you strength...Uncle Bobby will be missed..🥀❤️🥀!!! Love you guys!!!
Daryl and Trela,
We are so sorry about your Dad. We know he will truly be missed by you and the family. You were there for him, always, and I know you will cherish the memories and times you had together. May God continue to give you comfort and peace.
Love,
Brian and Mary Rollins
Sending love and prayers to your family ❤️
Darryl it has been a blessing to have had the opportunity to meet both your mom and dad. It was always good to see you and the family coming to church faithfully and honoring your father as God intended. I pray the peace of God which passes all understanding will keep you and your family.
Fred and Edna Smith
Sending loving prayers to you Darryl, Traci, aunt Audrey, uncle Gerald and you Dad. Kim
May the Grace of God keep you all, Daryl and Trela (and kids) and Tracy (and son) and family, in perfect peace. And Holy Spirit, comfort as only you can. “Be strong in the Lord and in the Power of His might.”
Paul D. Charles
There are people whom God blessed to cross your path that you will never forget. They have made such an impression that their memory lives in. Such were Bobby and Winifred Parker. First was the loss of Winifred, and now Bobby. Bobby was a quiet (but strong faith) that he was a living example of in many ways and, most especially, in being the head of his household and love for his wife and family. I will always remember him being in the El Shaddai Sunday School class at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Detroit and so very attentive. His presence was ministry. It made me very sad to hear of his homegoing, but I am comforted in knowing that he is with the Lord. I am praying for the peace and comfort of Daryl, Trela, Tracey, and family left to mourn his homegoing.
Love, peace, and prayers,
Rev. Jeri Jackson
