1937 - 2022
1937 - 2022
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1937
2022
Robert “Bob” L. Stephens, 85, of Clermont, Florida passed away on December 14, 2022, in Springhill, Florida. Bob was born on February 15, 1937, in Bluefield, West Virginia to Luther and Opal Stephens.
Bob was an outstanding athlete in his younger days lettering in track, football, basketball, and baseball. He holds many records and was offered scholarships for football but choose to marry and start a family.
He had worked with Westing House in the late 50s working as a government contractor installing radar systems for the Air Force traveling to many locations. After early retirement, he moved back to Orlando and started his own business and later worked for Sheraton Lakeside Inn Orlando until his mid 70’s.
Bob was an avid fisherman spending most of his free time traveling the state hitting his hotspots. He leaves behind many family and friends, he will be missed for his sense of humor and stories.
He is preceded in death by his daughter: Janice; sister: Ann Belcher and parents: Luther and Opal Stephens.
Bob is survived by his children: Donnie (Roberta) Stephens, Janice (Fred) Crabil, Deanna (Rick) Allen, Dianna Pierce; Grandchildren: Byron (Hiede) Stephens, Mandy (Mike) Meyer, Susan (Rick) Hess, Kasey (Chris) Bradshaw; Great-Grandchildren: Tyler Stephens, Makenzie Stephens, Sandy Meyer, Madison Meyer, Cameron Turner, Kyle Brown, Maggie Allen, Ashley Allen, Gabbie Pierce and Great- Grandchild: Mason Brown.
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Kyle Brown
February 15, 2023
There’s isn’t words or a feeling that I can put into terms of how much you meant to me. I owe my whole existence to you. You made me feel loved unconditionally. I love you so much grandpa bob. I just want to thank you for the person you’re where for me and the things you didn’t have to do for me but you did. You were and are my father the only father figure I had in my life, I thank you so much for caring about me. Happy birthday!! I wish you could have made it to 86 but your work was done here and I understand. I will do what you did for me for Mason. I will be his everything the way you were mine. I love you so much and miss you every second that passes. I want you to know I’m making my dreams come true with the hard work you instilled into me. I will continue to live my life for you, I love you grandpa.
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Deanna Allen
January 25, 2023
Bob was like a father and grandfather to our families. We adopted Bob as our family after the lost of his life long girlfriend, Juanita. Bob helped raise Kyle. Bob was at all holidays with our family and Donnie’s. He would make sure I schedule so he could be present for both.
Bob was an awesome story teller and give him a beer or three and he was real funny the life of the party.
Bob enjoyed fishing with Donnie, Byron and Kyle. He also enjoyed the hunting camp with Rick even though he never shot anything except hogs.
Bob had the best work ethic you have ever seen. You would have to argue with him about mowing the pasture. He would get mad if we did it because that was his job. Even recently before he had his stroke he wanted to help me paint. I got to where I told him I had no projects because he would get mad at me if I didn’t let him help.
We love Bob and will miss him so much. I think of him daily and miss his phone calls now. And for those who got phone calls you know he call us more than 3 times a day.
We love you Bob and you are always in our hearts. ❤❤
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