Birth date: Sep 12, 1926 Death date: Mar 24, 2022
Robert Leslie Bogle (Bob) 95 of Bentonville died Thursday, March 24, 2022. He was born September 12,1926 in Langely, Oklahoma to Claude E. and Evelyn Bogle. He graduated from Ketchem High School in 1943 and attended Northeastern S Read Obituary
What a joy it was to know Bob and Marilyn Bogle. O.J. and I remember with great fondness their friendliness, their happy and vibrant personalities, and their kindness. May I extend condolences to each family member because each will be affected in their own individual and personal way. So glad and blessed to have known them.
Bob was one of the nicest people I ever met. He did so much for the community, usually behind the scenes. Bob welcomed me with open arms when I was the first woman Rotarian in Rogers. He will be missed, as will his sense of humor.
Meriam Benson
Mr. Bogle was always so kind! From when I was a little kid in the sunroom area watching the Miss BHS planning with Marilyn and my mom to an adult walking my dog down Jefferson, he was always friendly, smiling and usually working in the park. What a wonderful legacy to our town. My deepest condolences to the entire family. May he Rest in Peace.
To the Bogle Family-I am so sorry for your loss. Every time I ran into Bob, he had a smile on his face, was always friendly, and usually had a Walmart story to share. He will be sorely missed by those who knew him as well as the Bentonville community. Prayers for your peace. Bob ONeal
My deepest, heartfelt condolences to the entire Bogle family. Bob's visits to The Walmart Museum were always a special event for us. I like to think it was special for him, and I have a strong feeling it was. He always brought a smile and, when I had the great privilege of addressing the Bentonville Rotary Club, Bob came up to me right after my sharing what we were doing at the museum and offered me his hand, a big smile and a warm thanks for the museum team's guardianship of our company's history. Marilyn would come by from time to time and always with a "Bob sends his best", which always felt so good.
Bob? You'll be missed and forever one of the most loved members of Walmart's legion of alumni. Rest in peace and may your family be comforted by memories of your wonderful life.
Alan Dranow
The Walmart Museum
David - So sorry to hear this. Loosing our dads s tough. Prayers for you. Charlie & Mary Jayne
