Robert A. Haworth

Robert was a wonderful man and a great person to golf and talk with in the UW Golf League. He will be greatly missed, and our thoughts and prayers go out to his entire family. Harold Beckman

It's hard to remember when Rob and I first met, but it would have been at the "Lunch Bunch" soccer game that took place at noon (cum tempore) three days a week, but it was certainly as far back as 1990. There was (and is) something about this particular group that makes it addictive and thus difficult to leave (and has caused it to survive). Rob was always a gentleman, on the quiet side compared to most of us, uncritical, and kind. Also an excellent soccer player, specializing in defense. Several from this group also played together on an intramural team for a number of years; Rob was a mainstay because of his outstanding defensive work. We will all miss him. Max Lagally

I played soccer with him at KEVA for a couple of years, and sometimes we talked Physics and software development. He was such "good people", I'm grateful for the blessing of the short time I knew you. Dipo

I had the privilege of Rob being the person who led my Stephen Ministry group where I was helped in growing to be an effective Stephen Minister. Rob's quiet and certain confidence that God would work through our prayers modeled faith for me in a way that changed me. As you grieve his leaving may you find comfort in knowing he has surely heard our Lord say "Well done, good and faithful servant."

We have fond memories of Rob from the "old" Blackhawk Church. The obituary got it right when it said that he had a gentle spirit and quiet integrity. That was certainly the case. Our most sincere condolences go to Alison and other members of the family.