Obituary for Robert (Bob) Dillin
Robert (Bob) Dillin, 87, of Amarillo, passed away on Monday, November 9, 2020.
Born on April 1, 1933 in Maxwell Nebraska to Frank and Lousie Dillin, Bob graduated in 1951 and worked on the Pawnee Springs Ranch until 1956.
In 1957, Bob married Bonnie Lukowski and they moved to Keystone Nebraska, to manage the Hansen Ranch. Bob was manager of the ranch for 38 years and during this time they had three children Amy, Barbara and Clark.
Bob served as Secretary for District 12 Keystone School Board 11 years, 4-H Leader for 8 years and Secretary on the Ogallala Fairboard for 17 years.
Bob and Bonnie moved to Amarillo in 1993 and worked for Plum Creek Pharmaceuticals packaging and delivering to Veterinary clinics and Feedlot operations.
Bob is preceded in death by his wife in 2004 and daughter Barbara Wagner in 2012. Survivors include daughter Amy Hibner, and son Clark and wife Elizabeth of Amarillo, three grandchildren Ashley, Taylor and Darci and three great grand children.
Bob loved his family, knew good people, good cattle and good horses and was fortunate to enjoy them all during his life.
Born on April 1, 1933 in Maxwell Nebraska to Frank and Lousie Dillin, Bob graduated in 1951 and worked on the Pawnee Springs Ranch until 1956.
In 1957, Bob married Bonnie Lukowski and they moved to Keystone Nebraska, to manage the Hansen Ranch. Bob was manager of the ranch for 38 years and during this time they had three children Amy, Barbara and Clark.
Bob served as Secretary for District 12 Keystone School Board 11 years, 4-H Leader for 8 years and Secretary on the Ogallala Fairboard for 17 years.
Bob and Bonnie moved to Amarillo in 1993 and worked for Plum Creek Pharmaceuticals packaging and delivering to Veterinary clinics and Feedlot operations.
Bob is preceded in death by his wife in 2004 and daughter Barbara Wagner in 2012. Survivors include daughter Amy Hibner, and son Clark and wife Elizabeth of Amarillo, three grandchildren Ashley, Taylor and Darci and three great grand children.
Bob loved his family, knew good people, good cattle and good horses and was fortunate to enjoy them all during his life.