Tindall, Robert J. “Bob” Tuesday September 23, 2025. Beloved husband of Patricia J. Tindall (nee Griffin). Dear father of John A. (Nancy) Tindall, Chad R. (Nicole) Tindall and the late Eric A. Tindall. Dear grandfather of Megan (Ryan) Poole, John Jr. (Taylor) Tindall, Molly (Luke) Harris, Michael Tindall and Samuel Tindall. Dear great grandfather of Michael, Harper, Charlotte and Sloane Poole. Dear brother of Beverly and the late Sharon. Our dear brother-in-law, uncle, great uncle, cousin and friend.
Bob was a retired police officer for the city of St. Louis and a veteran of the U. S. Air Force.
Visitation at Kutis South County Chapel 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd, Friday September 26, 10:00 am until service at 12:00 noon. Interment St. Trinity Cemetery.
Pat,
We pray for Bob’s soul. He’s with our Lord and is reunited with Eric, Mary and John. Our thoughts are with you in this difficult time!! God Bless
Dear Uncle Bob, I will miss you so much. You were a wonderful husband to Aunt Pat and a great father to the boys, John, Chad and Eric. Now you can go to Heaven and find your son and your parents and your brother-in-law Ed. Also, Uncle Don. Fly high Uncle Bob, as you are missed by so many xx Give them all a big hug and kiss for me.
Love you forever. Xx
**The Final Roll Call**
by J Svaglic
A police officer faced the Lord above,
In uniform pressed and brass aglow.
“Step forward now,” God gently spoke,
“Your heart and deeds I wish to know.”
“How have you served upon the earth?
What path did you choose to take?
Did you follow all My teachings true?
What difference did you make?”
The officer stood with humble grace,
“Lord, I tried but sometimes failed.
The badge I wore demanded much,
Through storms and strife I sailed.”
“On Sundays when the bells did ring,
My duty called me far away.
The streets were harsh, my words were too,
As I kept evil souls at bay.”
“Not one penny did I ever take,
Though bills would often mount.
Each cry for help I answered true,
Though fear would sometimes count.”
“These tears I’ve shed in darkness deep,
Forgive my moments weak.
I know I don’t deserve Your grace,
Among these souls so meek.”
“A simple place is all I ask,
If You see fit to grant.
I never sought for glory here,
I’ll understand if You can’t.”
Silence fell around God’s throne,
Where saints in glory dwell.
The officer waited patiently,
For judgment’s final knell.
“Come forward now, my faithful one,
Your burdens carried well.
Walk Heaven’s beat in peace at last,
You’ve served your time in hell.”
John, Chad and families!, So sorry for the loss of Bob. He was a great neighbor and very caring husband. Ken and I will miss him.
May he rest in peace.
Pat, John, and Chad,
So sorry to hear news of Bob’s passing. Have good memories of visits with all of you while growing up.
Rest in peace, Bob.
Debbie Bohnert Sanders