Bob was our chaplain at summit view for quite a while. My best memory of him was a conversation we had one day where I told him the very worst thing about myself. His expression never changed and he looked at me with total acceptance and love and then proceeded to tell me how precious I was. There was no judgment and it changed how I wanted to treat others because of how that made me feel. I loved him very much and learned so much from him while he was here. I will miss him but there's not that doubt in my mind that he would not come back if we paid him thousands of dollars. He is with the one he loved the very most. Thank you Jesus for Bob.

My wife, Peggy, and I met Bob through our Sunday Bible Class. We've never known anyone with more of a contagious smile and pleasant manner.   We are blessed to call him friend and brother in Christ ... Bod fits well into the Apostle Paul's description of Philemon; "For we have great joy and consolation in your love because the hearts of the saints have been refreshed by you, brother." Phlm vs 7.

My husband and I only met Dr. Hopkins one time when he visited our church, GracePoint, in Indianapolis. He was so happy to be with his extended family at church that Sunday. We were blessed to be in his presence and have heard so many wonderful stories about him from our friends the Rynards. Bob and Linda Richardson