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===Other=== [[File:Bob-Esther-Homme-Molly2.jpg|thumb|An image of Homme, his wife, Esther, and their dog, Molly, during retirement.]] Bob Homme was the model in a number of paintings by his friend and Canadian artist, [[James Lumbers]]. Lumbers' "Moments in Time" paintings often featured images from the present together with a faded image of a person and things from the past at the same location. Homme's likeness was used in the images of grandfather types in these paintings such as "Lucky Strike" and "Gone Fishing." The Springer spaniel in "Old Friends" was the Homme's dog, Molly. In one painting of a honky-tonk piano player called "Billy Nine Fingers," Bob and Esther are one of the couples sitting at a table in the foreground.{{sfnp|Fairley|2010|p=91}}
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