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Robert Vance Drinkwine Jr. also known as "Bobby" or "Boober" was born November 30th, 1969 in Flint Michigan. Our beloved Father, Son, and Brother went to be with the Lord on September the 15th 2024. Robert Graduated from Flint Southwestern in 1988. Robert resided in Flint all of his life and had an enormous love for his city. Robert fought a very long battle with diabetes and is now pain-free. Robert's wishes were to be cremated so that he could be laid to rest with his Father Robert Drinkwine Sr at Flint Memorial Park in Mount Morris. A Celebration of life will be held on Saturday, September 28th, 2024, at the Flint Baptist Temple Church, 1430 E. Bristol Road, Burton, Michigan, 48529. We are asking Family and Friends to come join us at noon to share his memory. Service will begin at 3:00 p.m. at the church. Robert had a love for God, his country, and all his friends and family. Robert was loved by so many. He had a heart of gold and would offer help to anyone that needed it. He loved his Children and grandchildren with every ounce of his fiber. They were his whole world. Robert loved the Detroit Tigers, The Lions, and The New York Yankees. He was an avid sports fan. Robert loved to take in stray kitty’s and his favorite was Midnight. Robert leaves behind his son Ryan Drinkwine, his daughter Kayline Drinkwine ( Brandon), and his grandchildren Saphira and Kiana Burnett. His Beloved Mother Priscilla Drinkwine. His "Sissy' Tracy Osborne (Bruce). Nieces Desiree Drinkwine, and Baileah Seidell (Randy). Great Nephews Dalan Ware, Graisen Collier, and Great niece De’Anne Martin. Grandmother Dixie Samuelson. Several Aunts, Uncles, and Cousins. Robert was proceeded in death by his father Robert Vance Drinkwine Sr. Grandparents Aurthur and Leora Drinkwine, Grandmother Betty Kelly, Grandfather Blair Samuelson. Step Father Onofre “Mike” Hill. Step Brother Michael Hill.
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