He was a passionate University of Tennessee fan and was, as he often said, “driven to serve.”

“He always found the best in everyone and looked to help them in their journey in the midst of his busy life,” Overholt’s obituary said.

Overholt was a well-known media personality and quickly developed a great relationship with WBIR, thanks to his dependability and eagerness to help the community. He presented medical information twice a week on WBIR’s now-retired “Live at Five at Four” show.

Overholt also hosted the popular television program, “The Dr.Bob Show” for over 30 years. The show won more than two dozen Telly Awards.

“We should all remember his 4 axioms of good living: exercise regularly, eat a healthy diet, get a good night’s sleep, and always have laughter in our life,” Overholt’s obituary said.

Overholt leaves behind his wife of 63 years and two sons. A memorial service will be held at West Hills Baptist Church on June 16 at 12:30 p.m. following the morning worship service. A receiving of friends will follow. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to West Hills Baptist Church.