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the union of Roy Henry Boyett and Helen Marie Farrell
in Logansport, Indiana.
Robert accepted Christ at an early age. He received his
Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology from Indiana
University. Robert had a host of blended children Sheila
Boyett and Robert Calvin Boyett Jr from the union of his first wife Roberta Boyett, and Ronisha
Boyett with Bridgette Peeples.
After serving four years in the United States Navy, Robert worked at the United States Postal Service for
40 years where he held the position of Equal Opportunity
Employment Office Manager until he retired.
In Roberts' free time he would play chess, watch all
types of sports and boxing. His favorites were enjoying
all genres of music, especially Classical (Beethoven) and
going to the casino.
Robert leaves to cherish his memories, children, Sheila
Boyett, Robert Calvin Boyett Jr, and Ronisha Boyett. Stepchildren, Alalia Flemming, Jamie Chapman, Andre
Bell and Marcus Boyett. Brother, Sheldon Boyett. Grandson, Robert Boyett III
and great-grandson, Cameron Boyett IV. Nieces, Sabrina and
Letitia Boyett, Terry K. Mullins,Gioia Boyett.; nephews, Scott
Boyett, Ronnie Boyett and a host of friends.
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