James Robert Melchor "Bob" Funeral & Memorial Fund

Hey You Guys thank you for Stopping by. I set this fund up to Raise Money to Put My Daddy to Rest.  This all began Oct. 2017 We found out my Dad had Metastatic Lung Cancer Found on Left Lunge. The Cancer was removed out his Lung Dec. 2017. The lower spin because of location of tumor to risky to Biopsy or operate on. No Doctor would put a date of how long My father would have with all of us. A scan May 2018 revealed The cancer was progressing now spreading to the Brain. My Father Assured Me That Funeral Expenses & everything where taken care paid for in advanced & put in place, wishes where made. That's not the case. He left me with a Mess. But nothing I Can't handle. I want to tell you about my father James Robert Melchor. Bobby aka "Bob" Businessman, owner of Kaleidoscope Inc. & A-U-Neek-Boo-Teek for 49 years. Born in Fresno, Ca on Dec. 4th 1947 by Kenneth  A. Melchor & Kate. E. Melchor. Survived by Daughter Jamie Rena Melchor, Granddaughter Kayleigh Papike, Ex-wife Frankie Melchor, Niece Gina Sellers, Son-in-law Tyler Papike & Best Friend Sharleen Ferree. Deceased Veteran Kenneth E. Melchor. He loved Animals, Sweets, Traveling and Music. His High School days he was in a band formed by Jim Baker & Lloyd Bell Called "Kings Verses" won the KYNO Battle of the Bands in Fresno, Ca in 1966. The Boys went on to Open for The Doors in 1967. Bob Opened his 1st Business in Van Nuys, Ca called "Kaleidoscope." Things didn't turn out the way he planned so he packed the store up & moved it Back home. Where he reopened Kaleidoscope on Belmont ave. Fresno, Ca. If you knew my Dad he was that long haired hippie from the 60's, 70's & 80's. A man of God my Dad loved church. He Loved Mens Group and Going to Promise Keeper Events with His Church Families. Surving others on Mission Trips to Mexico took many trips to Help the less fortunate. First Baptist's Thieft store called "Liadia's Closet" is where Bob met his best friend Sharleen they volunteered running the Closet together.  Mr. Melchor also loved working with Kiddos. Donating so Kids could experience Camp Sugarpine. Mowing the lawns at the church. He recieved many awards throughout the years at church for work and long hours he put in at the church grounds. Misted by Many in his Central Valley Community but For ever in our hearts & Never forgotten!