Robert Fulton Clemmer Robert Fulton Clemmer

Posted on: Oct 03, 2018 at 6:59 AM

Phyllis and I had made plans to attend the reunion this coming Saturday, but will now have to stay home. I am presently going through cardiac rehab in Winston-Salem and recently have been experiencing low blood pressure problems that keeps me weak on my feet. I hope to get stronger and bounce back in the near future! I hope everyone will have a great time!! Robbie

Hope you have a wonderful birthday celebration with your family in Columbia today! See you soon in the "HIGH COUNTRY"!!

Posted on: Mar 12, 2018 at 4:33 AM

Posted on: Mar 12, 2017 at 4:34 AM

Happy Birthday, a day late, but I hope you have many more to celebrate!!! From your brother-in-law spelled with a "C"!

Happy birthday! Come back to Banner Elk and I'll buy you lunch or dinner. I need to get from you the source of your last forwarded message you sent me. Our minister wants to use it in a sermon. Have a great day????

Happy Birthday, Robbie! May you be blessed with many more happy, healthy years! Jim and Kathy

Posted on: Mar 12, 2015 at 1:43 PM

I really appreciate your your comments and well wishes and I was very happy to wake up this morning after reaching 70. My wife, Phyllis said that I should think about retiring from my second career, but I think the work is what keeps me "GOING"! I enjoy reading every comment from all of you about each other and especially the prayer request for those in need. THANK YOU ALL!!

Posted on: Feb 12, 2015 at 8:10 AM

Happy birthday from Phyllis and I!!! Hope you have many more! Rob

I like the new format and wish everyone a very good new year, full of healthy days for all of us!!

Posted on: Dec 19, 2014 at 10:22 AM

I enjoyed so much the article on my coach, Shu Carlton. In 2000, I had the pleasure of running in to him here in Banner Elk at the Lowes Food Store while he was up on a golfing weekend. When I saw him, a since of "fear" came over me that he would dress me down as he did so many times on the field. Instead, he said "Hi, Robbie", I've been keeping up with you over the years and I 'm very proud of how you turned out"! I've known for many years that I owed him for getting me into college and giving me a start in life. It was he who knew that my family could not have been able to send me anywhere( being the fourth of eight children). He sat down with my mother, Louise, and told her that he would make sure that I would be given the opportunity for success in life. Years later, I had the opportunity to meet with him again as Principal colleagues in Raleigh at a State Principals meeting, he the Principal of Ashbrook and me, the Principal of Carver High School in Winston-Salem. I would have to say that was the proudest day of my life! Again, thanks for posting that article. I've wanted to say or write this for years and this forum has given me the chance!!

Posted on: Dec 17, 2014 at 8:12 AM

I thank all of you for thinking about me in my upcoming challenge. With all your prayers with me, I know I can get through it! The person I worry about the most is Phyllis, my wife, who will nurse me back to health again! THANKS!!!!!