Bobbie R. Faulkner

bobbie faulkner

May 30, 1934 ~ November 4, 2017


Resided in: Asheville, North Carolina

Bobbie R. Faulkner, 83, passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, November 4, 2017. From her birth in Asheville, North Carolina on May 30, 1934 to her death on Saturday, she showered everyone around her with love, faith and kindness. She was born to the late Robert Rogers and Estella Cody and was the oldest of two children. She was once in the newspaper for not missing a day of school for 11 years. She also held a perfect eight year attendance record at work, until missing only to have gall stones removed. On her birthday in 1959 she married the love of her life, the late, Bob Faulkner. Together they ran Faulkner's Florist, located in the Asheville Mall and on Leicester Hwy. After that adventure, Bob became a car salesman and Bobbie worked for Westinghouse, from where she retired. Together they had three children. Left to honor and remember her love are her three children, Kirk, Kymberly and Kellie Faulkner; six grandchildren, Josie and Paul Mundy, Christopher Crowder and Jason Josey, Cody and Mary Faulkner, Travis Fox, Dana Faulkner, and Chyanni Faulkner & Chris Douglas; great-grandchildren, Lillian Mundy, Kobe Mundy, Haiden Blake, Kadenz Faulkner, Caedyn Faulkner, Zoei Douglas, Myles Mundy, Cohen Faulkner and Kaine Douglas; sister, Billie Stapleton; brother, Tim Thomas; and many nieces, nephews and friends. She wanted to be known as having a good outlook on life and having a great love for all children. She loved to play Bingo and had a thirst for reading. A memorial service for Mrs. Faulkner will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday in the Patton Ave. chapel of Groce Funeral Home, with the Rev. Kenny Clewis officiating. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Salvation Army, PO Box 295, Hot Springs, NC 28743.

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  1. Sending love to all the family….I am honored to have met her on several occasions cheering on her great grandchildren. What a lady! Peace and healing prayers for your loss

  2. Bobbie was a very special sweet lady. She was greatly loved and will be missed.
    It was a tremendous blessing to have known her. Thoughts and prayers are with her and her loved ones.

  3. Bobby was such an energetic woman and an honor to know. I have only gotten to know her over the last few years because of Cody and Mary’s relationship but I know how much Cody loved her and how much she was loved by her whole family. She will be missed by so many but knowing that she rest in the hands of the Lord brings peace to us all.

  4. Who am I going to call now to talk about old times and funny stories from our lives? I have lost my only sister and the best person I know. I love you so very much and know that you have been taken on angel’s wings to meet our dear ones who have gone Home. My love to the entire family. We will forever miss you!

    • Hi Billie, I am sorry for the loss of your sister. I think we share a grandfather. William H. Cody. He is from North Carolina prior to moving to Indiana. I would love to talk with you and meet you to learn more about you and your family.
      please reach out to me anytime.

  5. So sorry for those left behind. She loved her family very much. We worked together in Register of Deeds long ago now. She was a joy to be with. I am sure she will be waiting for us. My deepest sympathy to all..

  6. To the Faulkner family, sorry for you loss ,I am sure he whole family will miss her dearly. Anna Williams Jacobs and family

  7. Josie, Kym, and all the family, I am so sorry for your loss. May God comfort you and give you peace at this time and in the time to come.

  8. Kellie, I’m so sorry to hear about your mom. I know she will be dearly missed. With my thoughts & prayers.

  9. My sweet Bobbie, please say hello to Bob, Teddybear, Uncle Bob, my Dad Jack Thomas, Granny Thomas and all the rest of our family and friends that have been there waiting for you. Ask them all to keep me in their prayers and save a nice place for me. I have never seen anyone pass that is going to be missed more than you. No more pain for you, God Bless. TT

  10. Bobbie gave me a wonderful opportunity to work at the florist my senior year in high school. I have great memories of her and her staff. She was a specials lady. My prayers are with you all.

  11. Bobbie was my good friend at Lee Edwards High. We were in the same class and I had lunch with her often during the week. She was always upbeat and a barrel of fun. It sounds as if she continued that throughout her life.

    I totally lost track of her since high school, but have thought of her so many times through the years. You have been blessed with such a wonderful mother and grandmother and she was blessed to have such a big family to remember her and cherish her memory.

    May God comfort you in your grief through the love of your family and friends.


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