Robert C. Sager, age 62, of Merrillville passed away Saturday, Feb. 11, 2023.
He was the son of Stanley and Ann Sager, born Feb. 29, 1960, in Napoleon, Ohio. He was one of three children.
Rob is survived by his mother, Ann Sager; wife of 35 years, Connie (Woodruff) Sager; two daughters and two granddaughters, Ashley (Andrew) Fontaine and their children, Annabelle and Allison Fontaine, and Megan Sager; brother, Jim (Cheri) Sager; and sister, Mary (Robert) Cameron.
He was a graduate from Michigan State University and was a golf course superintendent at various courses in the area, including Sand Creek, Broadmoor, Beechwood and two courses in Texas.
Private services will be held at a later date. Burns Funeral Home, Crown Point, entrusted with arrangements. www.burnsfuneral.com.
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Glenn Swanson
April 25, 2023
I am so saddened to hear of Robs passing. We had many conversations on the Beechwood golf course. He was a hard worker and made many improvements to our course. RIP my friend. Prayers to all his family.
Cindy Hernandez
February 20, 2023
Connie my thoughts & prayers are with you and family. Rob was always so kind and thoughtful when working together
Heidi Woodruff Bash
February 16, 2023
I will always remember Rob being so proud of his girls. He would always take them trick or treating at my house - even in the rain. He would take them to father daughter dances and would say he wouldn't let them marry until they were 30. He adored his girls, and he loved his career. It was so nice to have known him for over 40 years. Rest in piece Rob!!
Jean and Mike Downs
February 16, 2023
Connie and family. So sorry for your loss. Prayers and love to all of you.
Ken Shilt
February 16, 2023
Dear Ann and family,
We want to extend our condolences to you and the family for the loss of Bob. Losing a loved on is never easy, regardless of the circumstances. Whether it was at school supporting the kids at their various activities or at one of his golf courses, I remember Bob with a smile on his face as we talked. He took great pride in all of you. As you try to wade through these difficult times, may the love for each other, the wonderful memories you all share, and your faith in God give you strength and peace. "Tears are the price we must pay for loving someone."
Keeping your family in our thoughts and prayers.
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