Robert E. Malott

Known as Uncle Bob. Named as a surviving son in his father’s January 1985 death notice; since deceased.

Life events

Residence	January 1985	Named as a surviving son in his father’s death notice
Died	after January 1985

From the 1985 death notice of his father, George D. Malott.

History and lore

Robert, known in the family as Uncle Bob, is pictured with his stunning wife beside his Corvette Stingray, in front of the old Brass Rail Cafe near Norwood High School. Uncle Bob once let the site’s owner, his nephew, cruise the strip in front of Norwood High in it: one seriously cool ride, with Aerosmith cranking on the stereo.

Photos

Robert E. Malott and his wife standing beside a gold Corvette Stingray convertible on a street near Norwood High School, a brick building with white columns behind them — Robert E. Malott, “Uncle Bob,” son of George Dewey Malott, and his wife beside his Corvette Stingray, in front of the old Brass Rail Cafe near Norwood High School, Norwood, Ohio.

Mildred Malott in glasses and a pink print dress seated on a floral couch beside her son Robert, who holds a cigarette and a book, with a white poodle perched on the couch back behind him — Robert E. Malott with his mother, Mildred Malott, and his dog, a spunky little poodle, perched on the back of the couch.

Documents

Newspaper death notice for George D. Malott, January 1985 — The 1985 death notice of George D. Malott, which names all five of his and Mildred’s children.