Robert Taylor Jones

robert jones

August 18, 1936 ~ March 22, 2020

Born in: Montgomery, Alabama
Resided in: Lilburn, Georgia

Robert T Jones
08/18/1936-03/22/2020

Born in Montgomery, AL to parents John Ralph and Myrtle Jones. He attended Sidney Lanier High School in Montgomery. He married the love of his life, Mary Jo Sykes in 1957 (married 63 yrs). He is survived not only by Mary Jo but sons Robert Steven, Kenneth Alton, Kenneth’s wife Laura, and brother-in-law Parker Sykes.
He had a successful career with ATT/Bell System spanning over 30yrs that involved several relocations before planting long term roots in Clarkston, GA (Atlanta). After retirement in Clarkston he built custom homes with his sons for several years. They relocated to Pass Christian, MS in 1996 after fully retiring to be close to friends and recreation.
He loved fishing and hunting with his sons and friends. Golf was a passion from an early age. Afternoon card games with friends were enjoyed at the PCI Golf Club. He and Mary Jo also enjoyed their activities over the years at the PC Yacht Club.
He had just recently relocated to Lilburn, GA to be close to family and passed away peacefully before getting to fully enjoy this new home.
He loved people and got along with everyone. He will be sorely missed by friends and family all.
His wishes were for no formal service and his remains will stay close to his wife and sons. He was raised in the Baptist faith.

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  1. CandleImageBobby Jones was a sweet man whom I was proud to call friend. Both Bobby and Mary Jo, his wife, were members of Trinity Episcopal Church in Pass Christian, MS. . I had the honor of bringing home communion to both of them each week due to their medical inability to attend regular church. Mary Jo, was also part of my Timber Ridge Golf Club group and a member of the Timber Ridge Women’s Club. The couple had just moved to Lilburn, GA to be closer to family when Bobby died suddenly. I was the last person that had talked with Bobby before his death.
    I wish to extend my deepest sympathy to Bobby’s family and friends and wish to particularly thank Parker Sykes for his devotion and kind assistance to both Bobby and Mary Jo. Our community on the Gulf Coast will miss Bobby and we all send our love and prayers to Mary Jo and his family. Bobby remained true to his faith and friends till his final days. May he rest in peace.


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