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Those who knew Bob Doty, knew him as a man who could travel Europe on $1 a day, who ate six crackers with peanut butter for lunch each day, who was a photographer who shot mainly animals and buildings and few, if any, an avid fisherman who went on many rough camping trips to [[Canada]], a swimmer, a minister, and a fudge maker.

Those who knew Bob Doty, knew him as a man who could travel Europe on $1 a day, who ate six crackers with peanut butter for lunch each day, who was a photographer who shot mainly animals and buildings and few, if any, an avid fisherman who went on many rough camping trips to [[Canada]], a swimmer, a minister, and a fudge maker.

He was an Eagle Scout who worked with Boy Scouts, a coffee connoisseur, an intelligent professor who could have taught at [[Harvard University|Harvard]], a lover of books to the tune of four thousand in his crowded campus office, and a man with a heart for missions.<ref name=jcm>Joan C. McKinney, "In Memoriam, You Did Good Wrok: Dr. Robert "Bob" Doty dies at age 84|publisher=''The Campbellsvillian: The Magazine for Alumni and Friends of Campbellsville University,'' Spring 2020, Vol. 17 No. 3.</ref></blockquote>

He was an Eagle Scout who worked with Boy Scouts, a coffee connoisseur, an intelligent professor who could have taught at [[Harvard University|Harvard]], a lover of books to the tune of four thousand in his crowded campus office, and a man with a heart for missions.<ref name=jcm>Joan C. McKinney, "In Memoriam, You Did Good Work: Dr. Robert "Bob" Doty dies at age 84|publisher=''The Campbellsvillian: The Magazine for Alumni and Friends of Campbellsville University,'' Spring 2020, Vol. 17 No. 3.</ref></blockquote>

Campbellsille University President [[Michael V. Carter]] described Doty as a fine academic and Christian statesman. He had great passion for Christian higher education and assisted hundreds of students in finding God's call on their lives. In retirement, he was often seen on campus working on an array of projects and topics."<ref name=jcm/>

Campbellsille University President [[Michael V. Carter]] described Doty as a fine academic and Christian statesman. He had great passion for Christian higher education and assisted hundreds of students in finding God's call on their lives. In retirement, he was often seen on campus working on an array of projects and topics."<ref name=jcm/>