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Robert Stevens II Obituary
On Tuesday, December 29th, 2020, Robert M. Stevens II, passed away at the age of 65. Robert, also known as Bob, was born on January 20th, 1955 in Hanover, PA. While Bob was growing up, he helped run the Purple Snowball Stand and sold trees at Wetzel's Christmas trees on Fredrick Street. As he grew older, he became a member at the Friendship Fire Hall. While there, he played Santa Claus for the children of the Hanover area for numerous years and achieved the status of Captain of Fire Police. Bob worked at Dentsply in York, PA and drove vehicles for Dick Sneeringer Inc. Bob was preceded in death by his father, Robert Stevens, and his mother, Colleen Stevens (Wetzel). He is survived by a brother, Timmy Stevens, his closest aunt, Nancy Markle, a daughter, Angie Bashore (Stevens) and husband, Vincent Bashore of Hanover. Also, he is survived by a son, Robert Stevens III and wife, Jessica Stevens, and a son Devin Stevens. Finally, Bob is survived by grandchildren and great grandchild, Courtney Walter, Summer Walter, McKenzie Bashore, Sarah Stevens, and Paisley Topper. Any arrangements will be private.
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Friendship Fire Co. member
January 9, 2021
I was 13 years old when Bobby was born and I held him when he was very small. I spent a lot of time with the Wetzel's, his grandparents, also with Tim and Colleen Stevens. I am very sad to hear he left us for a better place. We should not be selfish and expect younger people than us to leave this world so soon. I am not going to sign this, Bobby will know who this is. I will miss a fellow Friendship Fire Co. member.
Angie Bashore
January 5, 2021
Dad,
I will never forget coming home as a young little girl and so excited to tell you I just came from the fire hall and I was positive I seen “the real Santa Claus” because his belly was real and his cheeks were rosy and you smiled from ear to ear and told me; yes, you believed I did indeed see the real Santa Claus. You were way too young to leave us but I have peace in knowing where you are. Please give grandma and all those we miss a kiss for me in heaven. I love you. -Forever your little girl
Gloria Brown
January 5, 2021
I remember when your Mom babysat my Son, Donald.
She was so caring.
You and your brother were both good kids.
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