Robert Gentry Blaine, III

Robert Gentry Blaine, III, known as "Rob," passed away on August 2, 2025, in Flowood, MS. Born on November 10, 1950, in Flowood, He was born to the late Robert Gentry Blaine, Jr and Isabella Mary "Scottie" fMcKenzie Blaine of Byram. He graduated from Byram High School in the class of '69.

Rob owned and operated his own business, ABC Pallets, where he was able to combine his work ethic with his passion for serving others. He exemplified a spirit of community by volunteering for "Meals on Wheels" and the Stewpot Ministry, demonstrating his commitment to helping those in need. His favorite charitable organization was St. Jude's for Children.

Rob was a man of many interests and hobbies. He was an enthusiastic outdoorsman, finding joy in nature. His love for riding motorcycles reflected his adventurous spirit, and he embraced life with an open heart. Rob's passion for scuba diving was particularly noteworthy; he served as a diving instructor and a dive master leading him to explore the waters of the Caribbean, Belize, and Bonaire. This activity was more than just a hobby for him; it was a profound passion that brought him immense joy and he shared with his son. Additionally, he was an accomplished silhouette shooter, participating in several competitions where he showcased his remarkable skills.

Rob loved history and recently took several trips abroad to deepen his knowledge of European and world history.

Rob leaves behind a cherished family who will honor his legacy and remember his love. He is survived by his children, Kandis (Brice) Dawkins of Terry, Buck (Anna) Blaine of Terry, and Robbin (James) Cook of Mound, LA; and their mother, Doris Blaine, sister, Jonce' (Joe) Blaine-Smith of Terry; grandchildren, Scottie (Bailey) Stanford, Gentry Blaine, Brennan Dawkins, Fayth Griffin, and Austin Cook; and great-grandchildren, Lincoln Stanford and Waylon Griffin; and companion, Locke Barkley of Jackson;

He was preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blaine, Jr., and his great-grandson, Ledger Stanford.

Rob's impact on those who knew him, both family and friends, will live on through the memories they hold dear. He will be remembered not only for his accomplishments but also for his warmth, kindness, and unwavering spirit of generosity. He lived a life rich in love, service, and adventure.