1940-2019
Robert R. Rannells, age 78, who resides in Edmond Oklahoma, died January 10, 2019. Robert, known as Bob, was born April 8,1940 in Yreka California to Hubert George Rannells and Anna Louise Mapes Rannells, both ministers in the Assembly of God denomination.
Bob graduated from Bethany Bible College in Santa Cruz California in 1962. That same year he married the love of his life, Patsy Ruth Jones. Together they ministered first in Evangelism, and then ministered in various ministries: Assembly of God, Charismatic, Marriage Ministries International, and Free Methodist serving God and people. Bob spent his life nurturing people wherever he lived.
He is survived by his wife, Patsy Rannells, his two daughters Robin McDonald and Christa Banks, his brother Steve Rannells, his sister Gaye Anne McWade, his granddaughters Renae McDonald and Isabelle McDonald, and his three great-granddaughters Tatiana and Kenzliegh Larson and Madison Maxom. As well as many dear friends across the country.
Public Viewing will be at Matthews Funeral Home, Edmond Sunday Jan.13, 3pm to 8pm
Celebration Service: Monday January 14, at 11:00am at Spring Creek Assembly of God, Edmond Ok with interment to follow at 3:00 p.m. at Navina Cemetery.
Our prayers and love to all the family. So grateful for Bob’s life and his legacy to so many!
May the Lord comfort each of you.
Much love,
Bob & Patsy meant so much to me during my Navy time at Moffet Field. I attended their church in Menlo Park in 1966-67. They even let me sleep during a Sunday AM service after being on duty all night!
I know Bob’s with the Lord & I look forward to seeing him again one day. God bless to Patsy & family.
Garth Peck. gcpeck1a@hotmail.com
I remember Bob and Patsy as assistant Pastors at Alisal Assembly of God in Salinas. As a teen at that time I was troubled about whether I was saved or not and suffered great anguish similar to young Martin Luther. Bob was a great encouragement to me in continuing my faith in the Lord and several years later I received the assurance I desperately desired. Thank the Lord for his life of service in the Lord’s ministry.
Ralph Hays