Bob Brumley is one of those men who are strong Christians, good husbands and fathers, God-fearing and America loving. He's a man who works hard, supports his family, is law abiding and who studies his Bible and obeys it's teachings. These are the kind of men who have made America the grandest nation on earth.

The reason Southern Gospel Music is so strong today and is growing faster than any other form of Gospel Music, is the caliber of men and women who make up the industry leadership. Men like Bob Brumley are the pillars of their communities and the foundation of the Southern Gospel Music Industry.

One of the toughest jobs on earth is to be the son of a great and famous man. Many sons falter at the task of living up to the standard that society sets for such men, but a few go on to become great men in their own right.  That is just what Bob Brumley had accomplished. Bob is one of the most respected men in Southern Gospel Music today. He is known for his honesty, integrity, hard work and undying love for his father and mother- and devotion to Southern Gospel Music.

In Southern Gospel Music circles, Bob's father, Albert E. Brumley, is recognized as a founding father and preeminent Southern Gospel songwriter. Of course, the entire world sings Albert E. Brumley's "I'll Fly Away".

Married on September 18, 1960, Bob and his wife Deloris (Tudy) have three children: Susan Elaine, Robert Bartlett II, and Elizabeth Anne.  Elaine and her husband, Bradley D. Johnson, live in Rogers, Arkansas.  Robert II (Bobby) and his wife Jane live in Wichita Falls, TX with their three boys: Robert Bartlett III (Trey), Caleb, and Reagan.  Elizabeth (Betsy) is married to Kevin Bernier and lives in Bella Vista, AR.