Robert-Netzley-Obituary

Robert E. Netzley

Dayton, Ohio

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News Death NoticeNETZLEY, Robert E. Former Rep. Robert E. Netzley, age 87 of Laura, passed away on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 at his residence. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on October 2, 2010 at Community Grace Brethren Church, 2261 S. Miami St., West Milton. Arrangements by...

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Dear Carol, Kathy and Robin,
To me there just wasn't anyone who could come close to the man your father was. He will be greatly missed. He was so generous, unselfish, caring and kind to everyone, and I do mean everyone, especially me. I will always remember the fun and enjoyment I had helping your father when it came time for his re-election campaigns to the house. Bob knew how much I enjoyed the world of politics and how I followed politics in the news and collected political...

Bob and Marge are together and will never be apart again. I thank God for that and for the example of integrity and kindness he presented to us. I will miss him, but I know they are happy and forever together with the Saviour they loved and served. May God give the family the greatest comfort during this time of earthly loss, but remember it is Heaven's gain.

RIP

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I had the honor of serving with Bob in the Ohio House for 8 years, including serving on the Insurance Committee while he was Chairman. Bob was always a gentleman and kind to everyone, even those with whom he disagreed. And, even though he was a truly great conservative, he also is responsible for many "progressive" programs such as local government income taxes and the insurance risk pools that make insurance available in poor neighborhoods. He could find common ground with others without...

A really great politician, they don't make them like him anymore, sorry for your loss and the country's loss.

To the family,
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
We have so many good twirling memories and good times with Sailorettes and Black Hawks. God Bless, Judy and Mervin Marshall

My family moved to West Milton as I entered sixth grade. At an event at the elementary school that year I had my first encounter with Bob and Marji as they spoke on behalf of the community about an issue of which I now have no memory. I suspect Bob would know, though. I grew to admire Bob for his passion and insight through my high school years. As a college freshman I was fortunate to be selected to serve as a Page in the Ohio Senate where I got to see Bob in action both in public and...

I served in the House with him and was vice chair of the insurance committee under him. He and Marge were great people. He was always a gentleman. I learned alot about insurance from Bob. Marge and Bob shared a very special love and I was proud to be their friend. They were always there for me. You are all in my prayers for your loss.