Robert was born in Wetumka OK on January 3rd, 1969. Robert was called home on Tuesday June 30th 2026 at 5:41 pm at St. Anthony's Hospital in Oklahoma City. Robert was surrounded by family at his peaceful passing. Robert was 57 years old. Robert is the son of Thelma "Jean" Noon (Thlopthlocco) and the late Robert Otis Anderson Sr. (Chickasaw/Choctaw, Gracemont/OKC).Robert's immediate siblings are eldest brother Wesley Montemayor and wife Danelle (Del City), the late Robin Lee Anderson (son Robert Kristopher Brazil and granddaughter Adriana Brazil from Yukon) and Julie Jean Anderson of OKC (nephews Russel & Vincent Daugomah). Elder brothers Steven Noon of Wetumka (Lynsey Smith, Cate Noon, Steve Noon Jr., Precious Lee Anna Noon, and beloved stepbrother the late Wilford Dean Daugomah, younger brothers Nathan, Otis and wife Reaha Anderson from Anadarko (Lynda and Timothy Flute of Verdon OK, Quedianna Cheyenne Begay of Many Farm AZ, Terrelle Kee Anderson of Anadarko. The youngest brother Ronnie Anderson and Danielle Buck of Wetumka (Denahe, Ezra and Tvpvs, Micun Onco & Aden Anderson and younger sister Auraylia Noon of Seminole and son Ruben Randall.

Robert was blessed with 5 children with Patricia "Patsy" Starr of Wichita Falls TX. Patience Starr and 1 grandson Roderick "Spooky" Petty III from Florida, daughters Morgan and DeeAnna Starr, sons Jason Starr also from Wichita Falls, TX and Kevin Starr (1 granddaughter) from Tulsa.Robert had a deep love for all of his children and grandkids, family and friends. He believed in a solid education and would always let the family know when his children would excel in spelling b's, high school and college graduations or start new jobs or any accomplishments he could share. You children were always in his heart.Robert was born right here in Wetumka in 1969 delivered by Dr. Williams at Wetumka Hospital. While growing up, the mother Jean Noon with 5 kids put herself through school obtaining a Registered Nursing degree. As a single mother, to make ends meet, from time to time Jean would take some of the kids to work as house cleaners on the weekends. Robert always enjoyed time with his mom even cleaning houses on weekends. The siblings said that Ricky is the golden child, the eldest and the rock we all lean on but Robert is the one mom doded on the most so Robert was platinum level.

Robert completed the 10th grade at Wetumka and was baptized at Sand Creek Baptist Church in Wetumka during the 80's by the late Reverend Charlie Fish and J.B. Fish. After school he attended Tulsa Job Corps and obtained a journeyman license as a welder and entered structural iron work which means they build the frames and roofs of big buildings. Robert was an ironworker for 20 years and loved to travel on his motorcycle with his 14 year companion, his pit bull Tank. Robert always liked to visit with family and friends and always made time to visit every time he came home. Robert was an exceptional artist and sculptor, he had the ability to see objects within inanimate objects like a piece of wood or stone and tell you what he saw and could make it happen. He was a deep soul and will be dearly missed. The family thanks each of you for your efforts and encourages friends and family to share a story about Robert to honor his memory and to share a part of your life with Robert with his children and grandson Spooky.

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