Bobby George Feild, 89, of Lovelady, Texas went to be with the Lord on March 30, 2024.

Bobby was born the eldest of three children on January 19, 1935 in Temple, Texas. Bobby and his siblings were raised in Lampasas, Texas by their parents Doris Juanita McCann and H.B. Feild.

Bobby married Wanda Rose Pafford of Lampasas, Texas  and together they had three children; Sheila Feild, Ricky Feild, and Jim Feild. Bobby raised his family in Deer Park, Texas and worked for Champion Paper for 41 years (1953-1994).

After retirement, Bobby moved to Lovelady, Texas. He spent most of his retired time hunting, fishing and riding four wheelers with his son Jim, his grandsons and eventually great granddaughters. During most of the deer season, you would find Bobby at the "Rod and Gun Club", a deer lease located in Splendora, Texas of which he was a part of for over 30 years.

Bobby is preceded in death by his parents Doris Juanita McCann, H.B. Feild, and James Standard, son Ricky Feild, brother Buster Feild, sister Shirley Feild and grandson Eric Saucier.

Bobby is survived by his daughter Sheila Collura of Houston, Texas, his son Jim Feild and wife Sharon of Riverside, Texas; Grandsons Ryan Saucier and wife Jennifer of Bedias, Texas, Bradley Feild and wife Kaci of Lovelady, Texas,  Brady Feild of Lovelady, Texas, Jason Bradley of League City, Texas, Josh Cheesman of Georgia and Lionel Hamon Jr. of Minneapolis, Minnesota. He is also survived by Granddaughters Angela Hunt and husband William of Stafford, Texas and Sara Hamon of Baytown, Texas, as well as his Great grandchildren Hunter and Harper Saucier, Addison, Riley, Stella and Savannah Feild, Jacob Bradley, Imagin, Isabel, Llizah and Irelyn Hunt, along with Vincent and Felicity Cheesman and Atticus Hamon.

Bobby had many hunting buddies that he is with now, sharing his many stories and tales. A big thank you to his son, Jim for taking special care of Bobby in his final few years.

But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint. – Isaiah 40:31