Bob Leftridge Branson shows UPDATE
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Bob Leftridge Branson shows UPDATE
Just got word that Bob Leftridge Passed away this morning.
Bob was well known in The Branson area having played on several of the shows. Bob was my cousin and was born and raised in the Mid Missouri area. I don't have any other information at this time. Survived by his wife and 2 sons.
Visitation will be Saturday Sept. 30 at First Baptist church in Ozark, mo. 10:A.M.
Memorial service at. 11:am at First Baptist church.
Bob was well known in The Branson area having played on several of the shows. Bob was my cousin and was born and raised in the Mid Missouri area. I don't have any other information at this time. Survived by his wife and 2 sons.
Visitation will be Saturday Sept. 30 at First Baptist church in Ozark, mo. 10:A.M.
Memorial service at. 11:am at First Baptist church.
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Bob was one of the last of that first generation of music show entertainers from the Ozarks. His name pops up several different times in different places in some of the history books on the subject. I'm pretty sure he worked for a time on the famous Ozark Jubilee, Lee Mace's Ozark Opry at Lake of the Ozarks, definitely at the Baldknobbers in Branson where he served as emcee for several years, and he did lots of commercials at the TV stations in Springfield.
He always had a smile on his face and some rhinestones on his coat. He had a wonderful voice for traditional country music.
Rest In Peace, Bob. Link to his obituary is below, an interesting read
https://www.adamsfuneralhome.com/obitua ... -leftridge
He always had a smile on his face and some rhinestones on his coat. He had a wonderful voice for traditional country music.
Rest In Peace, Bob. Link to his obituary is below, an interesting read
https://www.adamsfuneralhome.com/obitua ... -leftridge
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Bob Leftridge
I was proud to know Bob. He was a classic. His "biggie" was a song he wrote that Lester Flatt recorded called Backin' all the way to Birmingham. He was a funny fellow. Had a country saying I stole from him that always got laughs. Liven up that Heavenly band.