Robert "Bob" E. Juden, of Southaven, Mississippi, died February 27, 2022, in Memphis, Tennessee at the age of 89. Robert was born February 19,1933, in Memphis, Tennessee.  Robert is survived by his son Edward V. Juden, II and his wife Lisa of Prosper, Texas, granddaughters: Lauren, Brooke and Taylor Juden of Prosper, Texas. Robert was preceded in death by his father, Edward V. Juden, I, mother: Helen C. Juden, sister Patricia Coleman (Sol), and son: Robert E. Juden, Jr. He is also survived by his sister Joyce Henderson and brother-in-law Robert of Jackson Mississippi; nephew Bruce Coleman of Bartlett, Tennessee and his son Matthew Coleman of Memphis; niece Kay Coleman and wife Janice Montle of Encinitas, California; nephew David E. Henderson and wife Beth of Laurel, Mississippi and their children Lauren Henderson Morgan and her daughter Isabella, and Neal Henderson (Saron) and their children Park and Whitman; nephew Robert P. Henderson, Jr. and  wife Susan of Knoxville, Tennessee and their daughters Keely Henderson Doran (Jimmy) and their children James and Lily,  and Anna Henderson Daniel (Drew) of Hazel Green Alabama; and niece Beth Henderson Jackson of Madison Mississippi and her son Jacob Perry.

Robert worked for Buick Motor Division and then switched gears and became an advertising salesman for various radio stations in the Memphis area, including WHHM, WMPS, WHBQ, WHER and WLOK. He started Dixie Greeters, a competitor to Welcome Wagon, then Black Forest Plaques and Lem Cooter's Olde Time Auto Trophies.  Black Forest Plaques was one of the first companies to use photographic images on metal for award plaques, as opposed to the standard letter-engraving used at the time.

He later sold the businesses and worked for Metal Rolling as a wholesale vinyl siding representative and installation trainer, then went to DeWeese Construction Company as a salesman. After retiring, he formed Silver Moon Video, specializing in wedding videos, where he designed and marketed a mobile video studio that other videographers purchased, as well as the U.S. Military.

Service will be Saturday, April 9, 2022 at the Bartlett Municipal Center Chapel, 5868 Stage Road, Bartlett, TN, 38134, Visitation at 1:00 p.m., service at 2:00 p.m.