It's Monday Morning and the thing I miss most is: I'm not on the phone with my friend and partner Bob Bremner. We spoke a couple a times a week, sometimes daily for the last 2 years as we were launching our newest network marketing business, Nexus Rewards.

Talking to Bob is the definition of having fun. I can't recall a conversation that we were not laughing. And his laugh was infectious. We loved what we were doing together, worked hard, and absolutely had a lot of FUN doing it.

It's not the same without him.

A Gentle Giant in the MLM Industry Has Passed. As a consultant in the MLM industry, I’ve worked with many company owners, but Bob was my most fascinating client. At one time, Bob operated one of the top 10 largest MLM companies with a well-known colloidal silver product.

Many entrepreneurs have ups and downs, and Bob was no different, but in his 30-plus-years of operating network marketing companies, he never once missed a commission payment to any of his distributors. I always found this impressive. In an industry stacked with scammers, Bob brought his ethics and love of God and man into his business.

Bob was a client, a mentor, and a friend, and not necessarily in that order. Bob loved building businesses and relations, and when a great idea came about, he would light up like a kid in a candy store. Although he was 20-plus-years my senior, with his boundless energy and kid-like wonder, I often felt like I was speaking with someone my own age or younger, instead of like with one of my parents’ friends. In fact, Bob was actually very fit and healthy, and we all thought that he would outlive all of us.

I will miss my weekly calls and texts with Bob… discussing anything from politics, his grandchildren’s sporting events, to the latest products and technology in network marketing.

His family has lost a great husband, dad, grandfather, I’ve lost a friend, the industry has lost a great leader, and the world has lost a kind gentle-man who’s contributed so much to society.

Where do you start to summarize a mans life? 

I knew Bob for over 30 years. Been in a couple of business ventures and worked closely with him. We became great friends and maintained that friendship until the very end. 

We both enjoyed smoking meat. I hope my man card doesn't get punched, we shared recipes. There, I said it. When the grill was full of billowing smoke, we would share videos and always ended with "slap the hog"  a phrase my grandson Joey came up with. 

Bob was principled. He would fight for what he believed. No matter the climb, or odds. A mans man. 

He loved his family.  Sent me videos of his grandson speaking at different occasions. Loved his church and especially enjoyed sending me the highlight reels of the girls soccer team. Many ,many, more.

We shared dreams and fears. Successes and disappointments. My cherished memories will be always praying over him at the end of a conversation. Ended countless phone calls praising our Savior together.

The scriptures reference a grand entrance that Bob now has experienced." For such An entrance will be ministered to Bob according to God's Riches and Glory. Try to imagine the unspeakable splendor. That has got to be a fabulous moment.  

Love and enjoy your journey this short life offers.

Jeff Waters

Ps.16:11

One of the Greatest Privilege's of my life, has been to work very closely with Bob Bremner.  It's been a wonderful 20 years since our families began a extraordinary relationship.  I am truly honored to be asked by the family, to say a few word at his funeral service, (honestly, I wish I could talk to him instead).

His almost daily presence in my life will be sorely missed.

To his family, I deeply sorry for your lose. I really appreciated  and enjoyed our conversations over years of knowing Bob. Just remember, God knows what best for us all.

Clausell Suggs Jr. 🙏