Robert E. Froman

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Whitehouse, Ohio

Robert Froman Obituary

FROMAN Robert E. Robert E. Froman, 72, of Bowling Green, OH, died, January 30, 2007, at Wood County Hospital. He was born in Villa Ridge, IL, May 6, 1934, to Earnest and Iona (Hicks) Froman. Robert served in the U.S. Air force and Army. He worked as a Metro Park Ranger at Providence Metro Park for 10 years and was a member of Weston United Methodist Church, Grand Rapids American Legion Post #232, and the American Bowling Congress. He married Helen F. (Lewallen) December 19, 1961, in Bryan, OH. She survives along with children, Robert (Darla) of McClure, OH, John (Ginger) of Bowling Green, OH, Kelly (James) Pieper of Moline, OH, Laura (Ronald) Curtis of Bowling Green, OH, Danette (Randy) Campbell of Claremore, OK; 13 grandchildren; and 3 great-grandchildren,; brother, Earnest (Betty) Froman; sisters, Peggy Sue Naugle, Victoria Berry, and Katie (Milton) Rupp. He was preceded in death by daughters, Jacqulin and Jennifer, and brother, William. The family will receive friends and family at the Peinert Funeral Home, Whitehouse, OH from 3-8 p.m. Friday, February 2, 2007. Funeral Services will be Sat. at 10:30 a.m. in the funeral home. Memorial may be given to Hospice or a charity of the donor's choice www.peinertfuneralhome.com

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Published by The Blade on Feb. 1, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Robert Froman

8 Entries

Crystal aka Mouse Willingham

February 19, 2007

To the only man I would ever allow call me mouse....I will miss you.

Peggy Naugle

February 2, 2007

My Dearest Brother,

I will miss you very much. Until we meet again in Heaven. You'll always be with me. My heart goes out to the family ... Love forever ..

Your Sister

Peggy Sue

Bobby Froman

February 2, 2007

Grandpa:
The lessons you taught us we will never forget
Your love and legacy linger yet
All the times we shared happy and sad
Seeing a smile on your face always made me glad
The love we shared can never depart
THere will always be a place for you in my heart
When you felt pain we felt it too
Because we all greatly loved you
The people you touched will always recall
The things that you did for us all
So in closing I must say
I know you are with God this fine day
I love you Grandpa
Love Bobby

John Froman

February 2, 2007

Dad,

Life is too short, but I am blessed to have been your son. You are my father and My best friend. I could always count on you. Thanks for making me who I am today. A day won't go by that I don't think of you. Please look down on me from time to time I am sure I'll need your advise. Until you meet me at that door keep me in your thoughts and prayers. I love you very much and I don't know any greater pain than loosing you.

Jim Sturt

February 1, 2007

Here is to you old friend. You will be missed. From Jim Sturt

Gari Healy

February 1, 2007

We will miss you Uncle Bob.
Love, Garilynn

Randy Vance

February 1, 2007

So many wonderful memories of Uncle Bob. From his laugh to how he would grab the ring off my finger to roaming around the card table not playing but giving everyone else advice on how to play their hand. Haaa!

But the most important things I take with me is how welcome everyone was in their home. When you were there you were made to feel so special, thank you!

A man never had a better wife than he had in Aunt Helen what a precious gift from God you were for Uncle Bob!

The few times over the last years that I talked with Uncle Bob he always commented with pride of how well his children and grandchildren were doing. You could tell he was so very proud of you!! What a legacy he leaves behind in all of you. There are no final goodbye's for those who know the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior so I have comfort in knowing his separation from us is temporary for now and how he must be basking in the presence of our Lord reunited with his parents, brother and friends.

Aunt Helen and cousins I'll be praying for you. If a measure of a Father's worth after he leaves this world is in the love his family continues to bestow on others then Uncle Bob truly departed a wealthy man. Now on to the 'real' riches Uncle Bob ..... My love to the Froman family

randy vance

William Salmi

February 1, 2007

I always enjoyed talking and listening to what you had to say. You'll be greatly missed but you are probally just as happy where you are now. God bless you.

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