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ROBERT E. RECTOR
OXFORD - Robert “Bob” Elmer Rector a resident of Oxford, died Friday, Dec. 12, 2008. Funeral services were Monday, Dec. 15, at 2 p.m. in the Gentry-Newell & Vaughan Funeral chapel in Oxford, with the Rev. Gene Brooks and the Rev. Terry Howard officiating. Burial will be in Douglas, Tex.

He was a native of Zionsville, Ind., and was the son of the late Elmer Virgil and Lera Wilson Rector He was a professor of American history and government at Louisburg College, where he taught for over 36 years.

Surviving: wife, Nancy Lamp Rector; a daughter, Amanda Elizabeth Rector of Oxford; three sons, Robert Rector, Jr. of Creedmoor, Andrew Jackson Rector and Jeb Stuart Rector, both of Oxford; two brothers, Baker Rector of Dallas, Texas, and Virgil Rector of Commerce, Texas. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Granville County Republican Party, Oxford, NC 27565 or to the Douglas Baptist Church, Douglas, Texas.

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By: JohnEdwards on 12/16/08
Robert will be sorely missed by the Republican Party. He helped increase voter registration in Franklin County which helped elect the first Republican sheriff and commissioner in 1990.

He was chairman of the Franklin County GOP, Granville GOP, 1st District chairman and created the N.C. County Chairmans Association in 1990 which he chaired until 2007.

For more information on Robert Rector check our Web site www.FranklinNCGOP.com.

Our hearts go out to Nancy, Rob, Jr., Andrew, Amanda and Jeb.

John Edwards
Chairman
Franklin County Republican Party

By: imedu on 12/16/08
Robert Rector was an amazing repository of historical facts. I've never met anyone who had as much historical information at their fingertiips as he.

He was also dedicated to the Boy Scouts in Louisburg.

My deep sorrow and condolences go out to his family.

By: GBKTOPS on 12/17/08
Mr. Rector was one of my history professors at Louisburg College when I was there from 1983 until 1985. I enjoyed his class and his style of teaching. I want to extend my condolences to his family and say that that Louisburg College has lost one of its greatest professors ever!

Glenda Whitley Topping, LC Class of 1985
Franklin, VA

By: steffer on 12/17/08
Pack 510 and Troop 555 would like to extend their deepest condolences to the Rector Family. We will all be there for you

Your scouting family

By: tanya on 12/17/08
Mr. Rector was one of my professors at Louisburg college and I enjoyed each class that I was in of his. Louisburg college has lost a great professor. Mr. Rector's family & friends are in my prayers and thoughts.

By: Anon_e_mouse on 12/18/08
My condolences to the Rector family. I got to know Bob during his days as chairman of the Franklin County GOP (back before I decided to abandon any pretense of political affiliation) and consider it a privilege to have worked with him promoting what were, at the time, our shared beliefs.

By: xfrgop on 12/18/08
Robert Rector was a dedidcated public servant. While he served as Chairman of the Franklin County Republican Party, the Party grew and achieved unprecedented success. During his tenure, Republicans Sheriff Robert Rector and Commissioner Harry Foy were elected to office. He was a great and gifted leader and also a very close, personal friend. He will be missed.
Larry Norman


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