Robert Dillingham Obituary

DILLINGHAM

Robert P. Dillingham, husband of Harriett (Leonard) for 55 years, father to Lisa (Mark) Williamson, Leslie (Michael) Shoals. Grandfather to Kyle (Lanita) Williamson, Kelsey and Alex Williamson and Christopher and Katherine Shoals. Great grandfather to Avery Lynn Williamson. Died following a courageous three year battle with pancreatic cancer on December 14th surrounded by family at the age of 78. Bob was transferred to Cincinnati in 1965 by a printing & label company from Charlotte, North Carolina. Bob was an entrepreneur and established Hi Tech Printing Company in Fairfield where he owned the business for 26 years. He was a proud and passionate business owner who took pride in taking care of his employees. Bob was well known in the printing industry and had many friends and coworkers who admired him. He was a faithful member of the Forest Chapel United Methodist Church for over 50 years. Robert was also a veteran and a member of the United States Marine Corp. Bob was the glue to our family and was a loving husband, father, father-in-law, grandfather and great-grandfather. Following his wishes, Bob will be cremated and a private celebration service will be held on Saturday. The family would like to thank all of the Hospice care givers and a special thanks to our wonderful friend "Bernie" for all the time he spent with Bob and our family. Memorial donations can be sent in honor of his special grandson "Alex" to Safe Haven Farms in memory of Bob at P.O Box 633 Monroe Ohio 45050 or to Hospice of Cincinnati Blue Ash.

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Published by Kentucky Enquirer on Dec. 17, 2015.

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December 17, 2015

Mr Dillingham will always be remembered for the most respectful boss I ever had. My sincere condolences to his family.
Gail Pitcher Dougherty.
ADhere Products former secretary

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