Bob Vincent, Reflections on Lots of Things

Bob Vincent

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Welcome to my home page;
I want you to Find Grace.

My name is Robert Benn Vincent, Sr.,
but almost everybody simply calls me Bob.

A Bit About Me

Robert Benn Vincent, Sr.
Grace
4900 Jackson Street
Alexandria, Louisiana
71303-2509

Phone: (318) 445-7271
Fax: (318) 443-1034

E-mail: Click here
bob@rbvincent.com

I am the pastor of Grace in Alexandria, Louisiana.

Our church oversees Grace Christian School, a school with just under five hundred students, pre-kindergarten through the twelfth grade.

Noah Vincent Abducted by the Easter Bunny

Sandy and I attended a formal banquet in December 2007, the Central Louisiana Business League Gala.

I was the first non-African-American to sit at the head table and give the invocation.

In September of 2003, Sandy and I traveled to Alaska as a delayed celebration of our thirty-fifth wedding anniversary.

Here we are on a boat in front of a glacier.

Here we are after having taken a helicopter to the top of a glacier for a hike.

This is our oldest grandson, Wilder. Wilder was born in Alexandria, but he now lives in Opelousas. On Saturday, October 27, 2007, Wilder killed his first deer. Look at those eyes! Wilder has now truly become a Louisiana Wild Man. Me? I quit hunting over four decades ago.

Our Youngest Grandchild, Zoe Uhl, at Destin, Florida

With her Whole Family

Yours truly in 1955

Our Back Yard