Robert A. Dobson III

Robert A. Dobson III (Bobby)

Bobby is a native of Greenville, a graduate of Greenville Senior High School in 1956. He attended the University of South Carolina (Accounting 1960) and the USC Law School (1962) He received the honorary degree Doctor of Public Service from Limestone College in 2002. He is both an attorney and a CPA. He practiced law in Greenville for thirty years, specializing in tax and corporate matters. During that time he was active for many years in Sertoma International, and served in many capacities, including national Legal Chairman, for his fraternity, Kappa Sigma. Bobby retired from law practice in 1993 and has since devoted himself to Christian volunteer work. He is President of Dobson Ministries, which gives Christian materials including print, audio and video items, to the elderly in nursing homes throughout the US and Canada. Bobby is heavily involved with several ministries of Campus Crusade for Christ as a supporter and advisor, and was instrumental in raising the funding for the Jesus Video Project of South Carolina. He also serves as Chairman of Homeless Children International and the Walker Foundation for the SC School for the Deaf and Blind. Bobby founded the Dobson Volunteer Service Program at the University of South Carolina and the Christian Education and Leadership Program at Limestone College. These programs encourage students to serve their fellow men and women and enable them to participate in mission trips and other Christian activities. He presently serves on the Boards of Trustees of The King's College in New York City, School Ministries, and Limestone College, and several other advisory boards. He is a member and past Senior Warden of St. Francis Episcopal Church. He is married to Beth Cornmesser, also a Greenville native, and they have three children. Bobby also has five sons from a previous marriage. He is an avid hunter and loves to hunt with his sons. His purpose in life is to help fulfill the Great Commission. (Matthew 28:19)

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Bobby is a native of Greenville, a graduate of Greenville Senior High School in 1956. He attended the University of South Carolina (Accounting 1960) and the USC Law School (1962) He received the honorary degree Doctor of Public Service from Limestone College in 2002. He is both an attorney and a CPA. He practiced law in Greenville for thirty years, specializing in tax and corporate matters. During that time he was active for many years in Sertoma International, and served in many capacities, including national Legal Chairman, for his fraternity, Kappa Sigma. Bobby retired from law practice in 1993 and has since devoted himself to Christian volunteer work. He is President of Dobson Ministries, which gives Christian materials including print, audio and video items, to the elderly in nursing homes throughout the US and Canada. Bobby is heavily involved with several ministries of Campus Crusade for Christ as a supporter and advisor, and was instrumental in raising the funding for the Jesus Video Project of South Carolina. He also serves as Chairman of Homeless Children International and the Walker Foundation for the SC School for the Deaf and Blind. Bobby founded the Dobson Volunteer Service Program at the University of South Carolina and the Christian Education and Leadership Program at Limestone College. These programs encourage students to serve their fellow men and women and enable them to participate in mission trips and other Christian activities. He presently serves on the Boards of Trustees of The King's College in New York City, School Ministries, and Limestone College, and several other advisory boards. He is a member and past Senior Warden of St. Francis Episcopal Church. He is married to Beth Cornmesser, also a Greenville native, and they have three children. Bobby also has five sons from a previous marriage. He is an avid hunter and loves to hunt with his sons. His purpose in life is to help fulfill the Great Commission. (Matthew 28:19)

Bobby is a native of Greenville, a graduate of Greenville Senior High School in 1956. He attended the University of South Carolina (Accounting 1960) and the USC Law School (1962) He received the honorary degree Doctor of Public Service from Limestone College in 2002. He is both an attorney and a CPA. He practiced law in Greenville for thirty years, specializing in tax and corporate matters. During that time he was active for many years in Sertoma International, and served in many capacities, including national Legal Chairman, for his fraternity, Kappa Sigma. Bobby retired from law practice in 1993 and has since devoted himself to Christian volunteer work. He is President of Dobson Ministries, which gives Christian materials including print, audio and video items, to the elderly in nursing homes throughout the US and Canada. Bobby is heavily involved with several ministries of Campus Crusade for Christ as a supporter and advisor, and was instrumental in raising the funding for the Jesus Video Project of South Carolina. He also serves as Chairman of Homeless Children International and the Walker Foundation for the SC School for the Deaf and Blind. Bobby founded the Dobson Volunteer Service Program at the University of South Carolina and the Christian Education and Leadership Program at Limestone College. These programs encourage students to serve their fellow men and women and enable them to participate in mission trips and other Christian activities. He presently serves on the Boards of Trustees of The King's College in New York City, School Ministries, and Limestone College, and several other advisory boards. He is a member and past Senior Warden of St. Francis Episcopal Church. He is married to Beth Cornmesser, also a Greenville native, and they have three children. Bobby also has five sons from a previous marriage. He is an avid hunter and loves to hunt with his sons. His purpose in life is to help fulfill the Great Commission. (Matthew 28:19)