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Robert R. Roach

Jamestown, Ohio

1954 - 2021

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JAMESTOWN — Robert R. Roach, age 66, of Jamestown, passed away from COVID19 on Friday, January 15, 2021 at Miami Valley Hospital. He was born October 17, 1954 in Xenia, the son of Sarah (Sheley) and Merell "Curley" Roach. Bob is survived by his brother and sister-in-law: Douglas and Stephanie...

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I just learned of Bob's January death in March so my apology for the delay in expresses my condolences. Bob and I worked together at Greeneview High School in Jamestown, Ohio. He was an athletic director and teacher, and I was his principal. I have worked with several athletic directors and teachers in my 47 year career in education. Bob was by far one of the most dedicated and qualified of them all. I especially enjoyed the road trips with him and Ken Esselstein to away athletic events. Some...

Bob was a man with a good heart who loved his community and athletics! I considered Bob a good friend, knowing if I needed him I could count on him. He gave so much freely to those in need, especially his neighbors whom I know will miss him dearly.

The best memories that I have of Bob are his love of the girls he coached, his dedication to the to the athletes and facilities during his years as athletic director, and his love of Jamestown. He will surely be missed.

Bob was a good friend during my years at Greeneview. He was a man of great integrity, with an amazing work ethic. Bob was the best Athletic Director I've ever known - with him on the job, you knew that every event would go off without a hitch; the fields would always look great (thanks to the three amigos: Bob, Steve, and Dale); and the visiting teams and referees were always made to feel welcome. Bob was proud of Greeneview, and that pride showed through in how he did his job. He was a...

Rest in Peace, Bob

Bob was one of the nicest human beings that I had the privilege of working with. His service to students was unmatched. His contribution to high school athletics will be sorely missed. It was an honor to know Bob and I wish his family peace in this difficult time.