Condolence: To Bobby's Family, We are so sorry to hear of your loss. We will always remember Bobby for the way she lovingly watched over her neighbor, our Mom, Eunice. She seemed to always be there with the right solution to the current problem, always smiling and willing. We know how important family was to her, and she raised some pretty great kids and grandkids, who also were there whenever help was needed. (Especially Sean). We will never forget this wonderful woman!

Condolence: Dear Beverly,Tom and Family: I was honored and proud to have known and care for your mom. She was kind , funny and a beautiful soul. May you find peace in this time of sorrow knowing she was loved by all who were fortunate to have known her. Sincerely : Lori Jennette Oasis at Dodge Park ❤️❤️😘

Condolence: Tom: I remember you talking about your Mother at the hospital. I believe her picture was on one of Memorial’s walls.? Many people were touched with her care and her umbrella for her family must have kept them loved and safe...many things to be proud of. Memories will keep her with you every day...and you with her. Godspeed to all my friend

Condolence: Dear Tom, Beverly & families, As a young nurse back in 1972 when I started to work under your mother's supervision. Bobbie quickly became the role model I needed. She was tough, kind, loving, no nonsense person. I learned so much about maternity care from her. She educated many young doctors as well. I will never forget her, and I am truly sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Bev and Tom and families, so sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. What a great mentor and well respected manager she was to me and so many. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of you. Ed and Darlene Hamilton

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of Bobbie’s passing. I remember her from my days as a young house officer. She was classy, brilliant, tough on the outside, but with a heart of gold. She was one of the best. My sincere condolences.

Condolence: Let me begin by saying how sad I was to learn of your mom‘s passing. Tom, Beverly Grandchildren and family....my deepest condolences.❤️ Your mother meant so much to me . She gave me my first nursing job on South 2 in 1986 . She was such a wonderful nurse and mentor to me. She exemplified what’s a Nurse should be . As a Nurse manager , she was fair, understanding and compassionate and always said” Your family comes first” I looked up to her as a brand new nurse... a graduate nurse that she hired assuming that I would pass my boards and hired me to work the 11-7 shift.. With four young children at home when I became an RN, I wanted to work nights . She asked if I would stay for least a year on nights as nights was hard to keep staff ....I stayed for 10 years. I never met a more caring ,loving and supportive professional Nurse and Manager than your Mom. Roberta Atchue.❤️ She came into work at 5:30 in the morning to see her night nurses and to offer help if it was needed and on more than one occasion she helped me well all of us with a late delivery ... Whether it was it was to help with the mom and baby Or coming in the delivery room with a mop! She was there ..we all knew she had our back. No one has ever come up to par with my first nurse manager Roberta “Bobby “ Atchue.... I told her at her Retirement what she meant to me.. I wanted you all to know.. She left an imprint on my Heart❤️ Thank you Bobby ! May you rest in peace ❤️😘

Condolence: Bobbi and I go back many years. She was such fun to be with...working at Memorial.

Condolence: Tom, Beverly and family, My most heartfelt sympathy on the loss of your mom...I will always remember Bobbie as our strong leader with the warmest of hearts..she was a role model as a nurse, but also let us know how important family was and that without question they could always come first...the memories of my time on the S2 Maternity unit will always be the best of my career due to how Mrs Atchue ran our floor and treated her staff...thinking of you during this sad time Nancy Kolodziejczak

Condolence: John and Bev, So sorry to hear of your mom's passing. She was very good to Theresa and I when we were Jr. volunteers at Memorial. I remember her fondly. Kindly, Sheila