Roberta Vest
July 25, 1940 ~ June 23, 2011
Roberta "Bobbi" Vest, of Reston, VA was born July 25, 1940 and passed on June 23, 2011. Beloved wife of William Vest; loving mother of Amy E. Vest and W. Bradley (Kristin) Vest; daughter of Alice Loveland McNally, sister of Nancy Loveland and George Loveland; grandmother of Daniel and Sarah Vest.
Bobbi retired from Fairfax County School System in 1998 as a Reading Specialist.
Memorial contributions may be made in Bobbi's name to the W. Harold Ford Scholarship Foundation, Inc, P.O. Box 75, Fairfax, VA 22038.
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
Bobbi retired from Fairfax County School System in 1998 as a Reading Specialist.
Memorial contributions may be made in Bobbi's name to the W. Harold Ford Scholarship Foundation, Inc, P.O. Box 75, Fairfax, VA 22038.
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
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How terribly sad it is when you lose a friend – most especially a good friend of 45 years. I will be thinking of all the wonderful memories our families have had together over the years. The most wonderful gift of all was being with Bobbi and taking care of her needs the last 11 days of her life. It is a memory I will treasure for the rest of my life.
Dear Bill, Brad, Amy, and family, Dennis called me last night and we have contacted Irwin and Shirley. We were extremely shocked by her passing. We had no idea of her illness. She was a lovely lady! Our deepest condolences to all of you! Our thoughts and prayers will be with you!!
Bobbie and I both worked for FCPS. I always looked forward to seeing her at meetings. I am so sorry to learn of her deth.
Dear Bill, Amy, Brad, and family, So sad to hear of Bobbi’s passing. She was a special lady and faithful friend. May you all receive comfort in knowing she loved her family and served her community in all she did. You all will have our prayers in these days ahead as you gather together the many memories you enjoyed. We shared a birthday month and my own wedding ceremony 49 years ago. An upstanding girl and a delight to be around. She will be sorely missed but positively remembered.
Dear Bill, I am sorry to have heard about your loss but please know that I am thinking and parying for you during at this time. Peter
Bill, Betsy and I send our deepest sympathy to you, your children and grandchildren in the great loss of your beloved Bobbi. May you find the strength to carry on in the love of your family and friends. Bob Barnes
Bill I am so sorry to hear about Bobbi’s death. Jim England called today to let us know.May you find strength in your family and memories. I know it will be hard for you without your beloved Bobbi.
Many fond memories from legislative committee; lobby days, legislative visits; also great memories of board meetings,and fine programs for FCRE. You have left us far “too soon.” Blessings.
George called me Thurs.to give the sad news. Was glad to see Bobbi at my dad’s funeral in 05. Sadly we don’t see each other nearly enough. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.
So very sorry to hear of Bobbi’s untimely death. I was privileged to know her through FCRE and she was always so generous to this organization in both her time and her talents. My sincere sympathy to her family.
So very sorry to hear of Bobbi’s untimely death. I was privileged to know her through FCRE and she was always so generous to this organization in both her time and her talents. My sincere sympathy to her family.
I was so sorry to hear about Bobbi’s death. I would only see her at election sites or run into her occasionally. She always kept me informed about Amy and how she is doing. I will miss seeing her. Gloria Rossbach
Dear Bill, Amy, and Brad, Your wife/mother was a lovely and spirited woman with a wide of circle of friends in the community and beyond, and a special friend to me. We grieve with and for you at this sad time.
Bill and Family, We are sorry to hear about Bobbi’s passing. We pray for her and the family that she may be with Jesus Christ and that Christ will be with you in your sorrow. Joyce and Bob Rumpf
Our love to Bill, Brad & Amy. We will miss our dear friend Bobbi forever.
Bill, Brad, Amy and family, I was shocked and deeply saddened to hear the unexpected news from Nancy about Bobbi’s passing. Although it had been many, many years since we’d last seen each other, Bobbi always made sure we never lost touch. I appreciated that very much. You have my sincerest sympathy.
Dear Bill and Family, You have my most sincerest condolences. May God bless you during your remorse and recovery. With sincere regards, Skip
Bill: Our prayers are with you and your family. Bobbi was a beautiful lady. We were priviledged to have met her.
Dear Bill, Brad and Amy, Bobbi was a special friend to me and I’ll miss her so much. She was a wonderful woman who cared for others and helped so many. She loved teaching children to read and was an avid reader herself. I know that she especially loved being a mother and grandmother. I grieve with you in these very sad times but I have many good memories as I know you do.
Bobbi influenced so many with her kindness, wisdom, generosity and sweetness of spirit. She was without a doubt one of the “good ones.” Bill, our thoughts are with you and your family.
Bill, Brad, & Amy, Your mom was such a wonderful neighbor and a beautiful person. I hope the wonderful memories of her life give you all strength!! The Sall Family from Grey Birch Place
I am deeply saddened. Bobbi was so welcoming to me as a new friend and Book Club member. She will be missed terribly by those lucky enough to have known her for a long time, and by people like me who were new in her life. My sincere condolences to the entire family.
Our sincere condolences to Bill and the entire Vest family. The walls of the cabin echo the laughter of Bobbi as we all played the many and various games. We will miss her. Cherish and celebrate the memories of her life led versus the sorrow of her untimely passing.
Billy, We feel an enormous sense of loss and are thinking of you and your family during this painful time. Art and Heather Levey
Aunt Bobbi – you continue to live in the hearts and actions of all those you touched, inspired and empowered. “When you put out your light, Then the number will be Ninety-nine zillion Nine million… plus me.” -Dr. Seuss Your loving niece
Dear Bill, Jack and I were both startled and saddened to learn of Bobbis death. We will miss her laugh, her sharp wit, her vivacity, and her keen intellect. We hope you and your family will gain strength at this time by remembering the joy she brought to everyone.
Bill, Our thoughts are with you and your family. While our times together were infrequent, we always enjoyed Bobbis positive outlook. Well miss her.
A Great Classmate
All my life I guess I thought I knew my sister, but speaking with all of her valued and loved friends after her death showed me more of her than I ever knew. She lived her life her way, with strength and energy until the very last. God love her, we will miss her.
All my life I guess I thought I knew my sister, but speaking with all of her valued and loved friends after her death showed me more of her than I ever knew. She lived her life her way, with strength and energy until the very last. God love her, we will miss her.
I am so sad about this news. Bobbi and I read together at the Reading Connection over the past 5 years. Her warmth and generosity of spirit will be missed.
Keith and I were so sorry to hear of Bobbi’s passing. We always enjoyed her holiday letters that were so full of joy! We send our heartfelt wishes for comfort. Chancy Kapp