In Honor Of
In Honor Of
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Bob Salisbury
Born November 7, 1943
Flew West October 20, 2025
We gather to honor the life of Lt. Col. Robert C. "Bob" Salisbury, USAF, beloved husband, father, grandfather, mentor and friend. A proud veteran of the United States Air Force, he served his country with distinction and lived his life with integrity, humor, and unwavering love for his family.
This website has been created to share information about his services and to provide a space where all who knew him can come together to celebrate a life well-lived and share the memories that keep his spirit alive.
Memorial Services
Memorial Service
Memorial Service
Friday, January 9th
10:00 a.m.
(Arrive by 9:30 am)
Sarasota National Cemetery
Address:
9810 State Road 72
Sarasota, FL 34241
Phone: 877-861-9840 Or 941-922-7200
Celebration of Life
Celebration of Life
Friday, January 9th
Immediately following the Military Funeral Ceremony
Kindly RSVP
Laurel Oak Country Club
Address:
2700 Gary Player Blvd.
Sarasota, FL 34240
Phone: Phone: (941) 378-3608
Bob's Life & Achievements
Every life tells a story, but few stories are as remarkable as Bob's. He flew through some of the Vietnam War's fiercest battles, built a successful career leading major corporations, and devoted himself to a loving family for more than 60 years. His legacy lives on in the memories of those who served with him, worked alongside him, and called him family. This memorial site brings together his biography, family history, lifetime achievements, and a space for you to share your own memories. Explore the sections below to honor a life well lived.
336 missions over Vietnam. Decades guiding companies as CFO, Chairman, and Board Director. One life dedicated to leading under pressure. Discover Bob's story of courage in combat and excellence in business.
Sixty years of marriage, two daughters, three sisters, and a legacy of love that spans generations. Meet the family behind the hero.
Help us celebrate Bob's life by sharing your memories. From the flight line to the boardroom to family gatherings—your stories honor his legacy.
From military societies to corporate boards, city proclamations to the National Air and Space Museum's Wall of Honor—see how Bob's service was recognized.
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