Robert Albert Fee

It's with a great sadness that we announce we have lost our brother, Robert Albert Fee, age 72 yrs. So unexpected on 11-30-2024 of cardiac arrest, at his home in Huntsville TX He will be missed by his 5 remaining sisters whom he cared for deeply. We will always remember our adventurous creative lives especially laughing & playing growing up; time goes by so fast. He is survived by his sisters Pamella, Sharon, Marilyn, Joanna and Deborah and their families. As well so many cousins, nieces & nephews who will always remember him. He is proceeded in death by his father Robert Fee, mother Fannie (Stella) Fee, big sister Phyllis Fee & little brother Michael Fee. He was an intelligent creative man, determined to publish books and went on to do so. Four books, four gems, had been published and he wrote quite a few short stories as well. He also wrote & produced three country music songs. He was adventurous, traveled the world, and loved to laugh. Many knew him well enough to know he tried to experience life to the fullest. All who knew him have to agree he gave and gave. Sharing and caring for those less fortunate. You know who you are, and always be thankful, as he rests in peace. Children and teens loved and adored him as he enjoyed their joy & laughter in the simple things. Older ones too shared in the laughter through pictures & books. Sharing adventures and cultural experiences that their families could share as well, brought more joy & laughter to everyone. He lost his way at times, as we all do, due to aging. A character himself, he loved talking about the creative process of how he would bring a new adventure to life to write about. His caring was used to give assistance, whenever to whomever he had to share it with & didn’t care what anyone else determined. Good or bad, each person knows and remembers him for the kindness and interaction he had with people, wherever he lived or traveled. His world travels satisfied him on numerous levels, seeing proof and documentation that answered all his minds questions. Without a doubt, he always said “Seeing is believing” and that things were “proof positive”. As an author, he continued writing his fiction up until his death, this was his connection to the imagination. We all have an imagination but what he could dream up in his fiction world, he could write about freely and it was limitless. This being said, what many only dream of actually doing, he wasn't afraid to give it a try, and did just that. Needing more time, yet don't we all.

Robert Albert Fee

April 6, 1952 - November 30, 2024