Bob Heis Passed Away

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Bob Heis Passed Away

Sad news. Bob Heis has passed away last Saturday. Bob visited concert after concert and soon became one of Elvis's regular photographers and as a result, was given many of front row sets with an occasional pass from the security to film Elvis up close during these performances. Bob was present in Memphis for almost every Elvis Week, selling some of his great Elvis-shots and 8 mm videos. Our condolances to his family and his wife Diane.

Source: ElvisMatters / Updated: Mar 25, 2012

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Paul Sweeney (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 28, 2012report abuse

This is such a sad loss, rest in peace my friend, you were a true gentleman.

PRESYER (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 26, 2012report abuse

Rest in peace, Bob. I had the chance to buy your own magazine (newsletter) from the first to the last. Also you provided me with really wonderful shots of Elvis on stage. I was happy to meet you on August 18th, 1977 just after the funerals. May God bless you and your family.

GEORGE (GK) (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 26, 2012report abuse

What a sad loss. He took some great photos of Elvis, from the stage. Maybe Graceland can buy up his photo negitives /archieves and share his art (photos) of Elvis with the fans, and both his legacy and Elvis' Legacy Lives on.

Johnny2523 (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 25, 2012report abuse

orion he didnt say ok bob before polk salad, He Says Cape off (Sounds similar when u say it) U can hear this better on the Big Apple set. RIP Bob Heis Thanks for your wonderful 8mm footages and the stories.

Orion (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 25, 2012report abuse

I sopke with and knew Bob for many years. In fact, I'll always be eternally grateful for a famous shot Bob took of Elvis kneeling down on stage in Cincy while I tried to trade a stuffed brown and white hound dog for a scarf. We've shared many a laugh as I told him I had my share of disbelivers over the years as he had trying to get people to believe he was the "Bob" in "OK, Bob" before Polk Salad at Madison Square Garden. R.I.P. my friend.

dgirl (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 25, 2012report abuse

Very sad news. Bought many a photo from you. RIP