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Making final arrangements for a loved one after their passing can be a difficult and challenging process, but it’s made easier when you have Mueller Funeral Home by your side. Located in Mason, OH, this family owned and operated company has more than 45 years of experience organizing memorial services for departed loved ones. Whether you are interested in traditional funeral and burial services or looking into cremation services, Mueller Funeral Home offers comprehensive and affordable options that ease the burden of funeral costs, allowing you to fully customize your loved one’s service according to their wishes. Dedicated to providing compassion and care to every family they will partner with, their licensed and professional staff will help you and your family plan a memorable and personal service down to the last thoughtful detail. When you need a funeral home that will treat you like a member of their family, turn to Mueller Funeral Home today. To speak with a caring member of their staff, call (513) 398-9100 today. For more detailed information regarding their funeral planning, grief counseling, and funeral pre-planning services, visit them online.

10/24/2026

LaWana Kay Tzeiranakis

In Loving Memory of LaWana Kay Myler, Tzeiranakis

1954 – 2026

Born in Idaho in 1954, LaWana Tzeiranakis grew up a farm girl, developing the strong work ethic, independence, and determination that would define her throughout her life. She later moved to Salt Lake City, Utah, where she welcomed her three children, George, Alena, and Gary. She eventually moved her family to Cincinnati, Ohio, where she welcomed her youngest son, Timmy. Cincinnati became the place she built a life centered around family, love, and an extraordinary spirit of generosity.

To know LaWana was to know someone who never stopped moving, never stopped giving, and never stopped finding ways to make life better for the people she loved. She was a caretaker in every sense of the word. Her generosity knew few limits. Whether it was helping her children, or taking on another family project, she found her greatest joy in providing for those around her.

She was a woman of remarkable energy. There was always another project to tackle, or someone who needed her help. She loved country line dancing, health gadgets, karaoke, and maintaining an active, healthy lifestyle. She also treasured the simple pleasures of life, sharing drinks with family, and opening her home to anyone who wanted to stop by, visit, and enjoy each other's company.

Family was the heart of her world. She shared 29 years of marriage with her husband Gail, who she called her angel. His gentle love carried her through decades of life, providing comfort in the best and hardest moments of this life.

LaWana's love extended across generations. She was a grandmother whose generosity, care, and unwavering support touched the lives of her grandchildren. Whether she was helping them find their footing in life, making sure they had what they needed, or simply welcoming them into her home, she took great pride in being there for her family.

She was preceded in death by her first husband, George, beloved son, Timmy, and her cherished granddaughter, Brianna. Both held a special place in her heart and remain forever part of her family's story.

She is survived by her husband, Gail, her children, George, Alena, and Gary; her seven surviving grandchildren, and her 10 siblings, whose lives were forever shaped by her kindness, strength, and generosity.

LaWana lived a life of doing, giving, loving, and caring. She was happiest when surrounded by family, working on her next project, or finding another way to help someone she loved.

Her legacy is not simply in the things she accomplished or the gifts she gave, but in the countless ways she made others feel supported, cared for, and loved. She gave so much of herself to everyone around her, and the love she leaves behind will continue to live on in all of them.

She will be deeply missed and cherished forever by those she left behind.

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10/24/2026

Joseph "Joe" Sikora

Joseph “Joe” Sikora passed away on October 23, 2026, in Liberty Township, Ohio. He was born on January 30, 1939, in Maynard, Ohio, and grew up in Steubenville, Ohio.

Joe will be remembered as a fun-loving man who was always smiling and laughing. A natural storyteller, he could strike up a conversation anywhere and would make everyone around feel at ease. His warmth and easygoing spirit helped him build a strong network of friends, and he brought laughter and companionship to many throughout his life.

He loved sports and was an avid fan of Cincinnati’s teams. Golf was one of his great pleasures, and he could still be found on the golf course until just a few months ago. He also loved to gamble and had a knack for picking the winning horse. In addition to these interests, Joe was very active in American Legion Post 0010 in Weirton, West Virginia, where he was part of a community that meant a great deal to him.

Joe was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Sikora; his daughters, Betty Sue Biehle (Mike) and Judy Voss; and his parents, Joe John Sikora and Sophie Sikora, and a brother and sister.

He is survived by his family, including his granddaughters, Wanda Schmidt and her husband Don, and Susan Biehle. He also leaves great-grandchildren Bryan Schmidt and his wife, Lauren, Alexander Schmidt, and Gunnar Graves. His memory will continue through his great-great-grandchildren, Carly Raye Schmidt and Landon Michael Schmidt. May his family and friends find comfort in the many happy memories he leaves behind and in the stories, laughter, and friendship that defined his life.

In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting donations be made in his memory to:

Evert Maki American Legion Post 10

3140 Pennsylvania Avenue

Weirton, West Virginia 26062

304-723-2732 / [email protected]

https://americanlegionpost10.org/

Mueller Funeral Home is honored to serve the Sikora family.

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10/23/2026

Robert "Bob" Schwab

Robert “Bob” Carlen Schwab, beloved husband, father, and grandfather, passed away on October 20, 2026, in West Chester, Ohio, at the age of 88.

Born on July 22, 1938, in Warren, Ohio, Bob attended Howland High School before pursuing his passion for engineering. He earned his engineering degree from the University of Cincinnati in 1961 and went on to receive a master’s degree in metallurgy from Columbia University in 1965.

Bob began his professional career as a materials engineer with the U.S. Department of the Navy in Annapolis, Maryland. In 1970, he relocated to Cincinnati, Ohio, where he joined General Electric as a materials engineer. He dedicated the next 30 years to his work there, building a long and accomplished career before retiring.

Outside of his professional life, Bob found great joy in traveling and exploring new places. He loved sightseeing and capturing the family’s adventures and vacation destinations through his many photographs, preserving memories of the places they visited and the experiences they shared. He also had a deep appreciation for the outdoors, particularly fishing and golf. In retirement, he made an annual tradition of traveling on his own to the coast of North Carolina to fish, enjoying the peace and solitude of time spent by the water.

Golf was another lifelong passion. Bob treasured the camaraderie of playing with his engineering buddies over the years and continued to enjoy their rounds together until the final year of his life. These friendships and shared experiences remained an important part of his life.

Bob is survived by his beloved wife, Emily Schwab; his three children, Dana Welch and her husband, Dave; Linda Croy and her husband, Mike; and Eric Schwab; and his six grandchildren, with a great-granddaughter soon to join the family.

Bob will be remembered with love by his family and friends for his dedication to his profession, his love of travel and the outdoors, his enduring friendships, and the many memories he created with those closest to him. His legacy lives on through the generations of family he leaves behind.

Family and friends are invited to pay their respects on Monday, October 26, 2026, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Mueller Funeral Home, 6791 Tylersville Road, Mason, OH 45040. Memorial contributions in Bob's name can be made to the UC Foundation College of Engineering.

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10/22/2026

Lillie Everly

Lillie Everly, born Lillie Judy, passed away on October 12, 2026, in West Chester, Ohio. She was born on October 21, 1950, in Marion, Ohio.

Lillie was a strong-willed and independent woman who moved through life in her own way, always keeping her family at the center of her heart. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Ohio University and built much of her career in computer science. Later, she returned to school and received her culinary degree, reflecting both her determination and her willingness to continue growing and pursuing new passions.

Cooking and baking brought Lillie great joy. She was especially known for the Christmas candies she lovingly prepared and sent home with family to be shared with others, a tradition that carried her warmth far beyond her own kitchen. Her family was her priority, and after the death of her twin sister, Kathy, she took particular pride in carrying on cherished family traditions. One especially meaningful chapter in her life was the time she and Kathy were able, as adults, to live together again, renewing the special bond they shared since the beginning.

Lillie is survived by her siblings, Mike Judy and his wife Waneta, Cindy Dawson and her husband Neal, Sandie Roy and her husband Bob, and Paula Bill. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews across the country including Heather (Kevin Bettencourt) Kissell and Patrick (Shannon) Kissell, and by numerous great-nieces and great-nephews, including Blaze Kissell, Aidan Kissell, and Brendan Kissell. She remained deeply connected to her family, and the traditions, memories, and love she passed along will continue to be treasured by those who knew her.

She was preceded in death by her father, Wilbur Judy; her mother, Catherine Judy, née Sheffield; her sisters Becky Taylor, Jenny Allen, and Kathleen Kissell; and her brothers-in-law Mike Taylor and Charlie Bill.

A graveside service will be held on October 27, 2026, at 2:30 p.m. at Gate of Heaven Cemetery, 11000 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45249, with chapel service details at the cemetery.

Lillie will be remembered for her determination, her independence, her devotion to family, and the care she expressed in the traditions she kept alive. Her memory will live on in the family she loved so well and in the many sweet acts of thoughtfulness she shared throughout her life.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be directed to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

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10/15/2026

Dr. Naftali Nandera Opembe

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"The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord." — Job 1:21

It is with profound sorrow and humble acceptance of God’s perfect will that we announce the peaceful transition of Dr. Naftali Nandera Opembe, who departed this life on September 26, 2026 in Mason OH.

Born in 1978, Dr. Opembe lived a life defined by dedication, intellect, and deep warmth, touching the hearts of everyone he encountered across continents, from the United States to his home in Kenya.

A Cherished Family Foundation

Dr. Opembe was the dearly beloved son of CPA Wilson Shikanda Opembe (Opembe and Associates LLP, Kenya) and Mama Beatrice Maina Shisoka. He was a devoted, doting father to his son, Eli Acheyia Opembe, who was the absolute light of his life.

He was a cherished brother to Mary (Advocate), Jack, Ronny, Christine, Godfrey, and Vincent, and a loving uncle to Brandon, Melanie Chantel, and Liam. He will also be fondly remembered as a treasured nephew, cousin, and loyal friend to a vast community of peers and colleagues worldwide.

Global Gatherings & Support

In the wake of his passing, family, friends, and well-wishers have been gathering daily for prayers, fellowship, and funeral arrangements in both the United States and Kakamega County, Kenya. The outpouring of love and solidarity is a testament to the remarkable life he lived and the deep bonds he fostered.

Final Services & Arrangements

A celebration of Dr. Opembe's life and final U.S. service will be held to honor his memory and legacy:

United States Memorial Service:Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PMLocation: Mueller Funeral Home, Mason, OhioFollowing the service, cremation will take place in accordance with his personal wishes.

Kenya Memorial & Interment:A final memorial service and the placement of his remains will take place in Kenya. Further announcements regarding dates and venues will be shared by the family in due course.

"In God’s hands you rest, in our hearts you remain forever."

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10/15/2026

Deborah Jo Overley

Deborah Jo Overley passed away on October 13, 2026, in West Chester, Ohio. She was born on June 20, 1951, in Hamilton, Ohio, and lived a life marked by gentleness, devotion, and deep love for her family.

Deborah earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Education from Miami University. Her passion for children shaped the course of her life and found its fullest expression in her home, where she homeschooled her children with care and dedication. She was proud to be a wife, mother, and grandmother, and those roles were at the very heart of who she was. Kind-hearted and loving, Deborah was quiet, humble, wise, giving, and selfless. Her children remember her as a mother who chose not to yell, and those who knew her well also knew her sneaky way of being funny. She found some of her happiest moments with a baby in her arms, and that tenderness remained one of the clearest reflections of her life.

A meaningful memory from her faith remained with her throughout her life: as a young lady, she was confirmed on October 13 and given the name Mary. It is a tender and striking comfort that she passed on that same date.

Deborah shared 52 years of marriage with her beloved husband, Geoffrey Overley. Together they built a large and loving family that became her greatest joy. She is also survived by her children and their families: Jessica and Jason Laine; Matthew and Leigh Overley; Angela and Joel Ash; Tim and Mandy Overley; Anna and Luke Alexander; and John and Allison Overley.

Her legacy continues through her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, each of whom held a special place in her heart: Alyssa and Jeff Corpstein and their children, Jack (John) and Anne Claire; Carmen Adair; Kolbe Hartman; Hailey Hartman; Eva Overley; Nate Overley; Nadia and Jared Hartenstein and their children, Lucy and Elias; Isabelle and Evan Hill; Liam and Caitlynn Ash; Aslynn Ash; Layla Overley; Alex Overley; Alton Overley; Quinn Richardson; Joe Richardson; William Richardson; and Nic Alexander, Zak Alexander, and Tenley Alexander.

She is also survived by her siblings and their families: Dan and Marylou Tutas, Ron Tutas, Sue and Harold Burch, Mara and Dave Cawein, and Lisa and Jeff Brand.

Deborah also carried with her the love of her parents, Stanley and Mildred Tutas.

She was welcomed into Heaven by beloved children she never got to hold, Theresea Overley and Francis Overley; grandchildren Mallen, Noelle, and Declan; and great-grandchildren baby Corpstein, Aurora, and Marielle.

Deborah’s life was one of steady love, quiet strength, and faithful care for others. She will be remembered in the softness of a mother’s patience, in the wisdom shared without fanfare, in laughter that arrived gently, and in the comfort of arms always ready to hold a child.

Visitation will be held on October 22, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at St. Susanna Catholic Church, 616 Reading Road, Mason, Ohio 45040. A Mass will follow at 11:00 a.m. at the church.

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10/14/2026

Michelle Kin Heywood

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Michelle Kin Heywood passed away on October 13, 2026, in Blue Ash, Ohio. She was born on November 5, 1969, in Cincinnati, Ohio, and lived with a spirit that was unmistakably her own: driven, outgoing, deeply faithful, and always ready with a joke that often became even funnier because no one quite saw it coming. She loved Jesus, loved her country, and moved through life with a keen instinct for when someone needed care, comfort, or encouragement.

Michelle was a graduate of Ursuline Academy, Class of 1988. She went on to earn her undergraduate degree from Bradley University and later received her MBA from the University of Cincinnati. Whatever she set her hand to, she was determined to do well. That drive was part of who she was, not only in accomplishment, but in the way she gave herself to others, offering many hours of volunteer service in the community and at church.

To those who knew her best, Michelle was truly the life of the party. She hosted many Christmas parties and gatherings, creating occasions that brought people together in laughter and warmth. She was an amazing cook, remembered for beloved recipes such as Cumberland Chicken, Cranberry Chicken, and Chicken & Grapes. Each year, she prepared a prime rib feast at Christmas, a tradition that surely remains vivid in the hearts of those who gathered at her table. She believed in putting pen to paper, and one of her most tender gifts was writing letters to her daughters, leaving them words of love they can hold onto always.

Her proudest accomplishment was being a mother and sharing a special relationship with each of her three daughters. Michelle was fun, but she was also a strict parent in the way only a wise and loving mother can be—someone who had been there, done that, and could not easily be fooled. That balance of joy, strength, humor, and devotion shaped the home and family she cherished.

Michelle is survived by her daughters, Megan Heywood, Madison Heywood, and Harper Heywood, who were the center of her heart. She is also survived by her mother, Judith “Judy” Kin; her brothers, Chris Kin and his wife Tracy, and Matt Kin and his wife Holly; and by dear friends Mary Jo Nagel, Tracey Eckert, and Tracy Kuethe, whose friendship was part of the fabric of her life. She was preceded in death by her father, Henry Kin, and by her best friend, Beth Nieman. All who loved Michelle carry forward memories of her generosity, her faith, her sharp wit, and the unmistakable energy she brought into every room.

Visitation will be held on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. at Mueller Funeral Home, 6791 Tylersville Rd, Mason, Ohio 45040. A Memorial Service will follow at 11:30 a.m. at Mueller Funeral Home. Those attending are invited to bring a picture or a memory to share in a scrapbook during the visitation, a keepsake her girls will cherish for years to come.

Following the service, family and friends are invited to join us for a more relaxed Celebration of Life with food and drinks at the Monkey Bar and Grille, 7837 Old 3C Hwy, Maineville, Ohio 45039. It will begin at 1:30 p.m.

Michelle’s life was marked by love in action: in her service, in her hospitality, in her faith, in her fierce devotion to her daughters, and in the many quiet ways she recognized need and answered it. She will be remembered with deep love, lasting gratitude, and a smile for the joy she so naturally gave.

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10/13/2026

Andrea Crow

Andrea Crow, née Hemphill, passed away on September 26, 2026, at the age of 74.

Andrea will be remembered for her warm heart, generous spirit, and the unconditional love she gave to those around her. She had a special way of making people feel welcome, cared for, and loved. Whether through a home-cooked meal, a thoughtful gesture, or simply being there when someone needed her, Andrea showed her love in countless ways. She was kind, compassionate, and had just enough s***k to keep everyone on their toes.

Above all else, Andrea’s greatest joy was her family. She devoted her life to being a mother, a role she embraced wholeheartedly and considered her greatest accomplishment. Raising her children was not simply what she did; it was who she was. She loved them fiercely, protected them endlessly, and took immense pride in the people they became. The love and dedication she poured into her family will forever be one of her greatest legacies.

Becoming a grandmother brought Andrea another beautiful chapter of love and happiness. Each of her grandchildren held a special place in her heart, and she treasured the time spent with them. From the simplest moments to the memories they made together, she found so much joy in being part of their lives. Her grandchildren will always carry with them the love of a grandmother who cherished each of them.

Andrea is survived by her husband, Marty Crow; her sons, Kevin Overbeck and Braden Overbeck and his wife, Beth; her daughter, Alicia Sweeney and her husband, Chris; her grandchildren, Avery, Cohen, Griffin, Avilyn, Cade, Hayes, and Carver; and her brother, Jerry Hemphill.

While her family will miss her deeply, they will forever be grateful for the love she gave, the memories they shared, and the countless ways she made their lives better simply by being in them.

A Celebration of Life will be held on October 17, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Mueller Funeral Home, 6791 Tylersville Rd, Mason, OH 45040.

Andrea’s greatest legacy was never measured by what she accomplished, but by the family she raised, the love she shared, and the lives she touched. That love will live on for generations.

Mueller Funeral Home is honored to serve the Crow family.

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10/12/2026

Annette Else Erbeck

Annette Elsa Erbeck, age 90, passed away peacefully on October 10, 2026, surrounded by her loving family.

Born on August 9, 1936, in Astoria, New York, Annette graduated from Ohio University with a bachelor’s degree in business. She was renowned for her culinary talents, winning numerous cooking contests throughout her life. Her sharp, dry wit and wonderful sense of humor were cherished by all who knew her. Annette was kind and generous, living a full life of adventure with her late husband, Dr. Gail Erbeck, as they traveled the world together.

Annette was preceded in death by: her parents, Alfons and Else (nee Barthel) Ballweg; and her husband, Dr. Gail Erbeck.

She is survived by: her children, Dr. Bradley (Nancy) Erbeck, Susan (Lou) Rapp, Karen (Ray) Brewer, and Thomas (Katie) Erbeck; her grandchildren, Jimmy (Rebecca) Rapp, Tony Rapp, Katie Erbeck, Dr. Steven (Sydney) Erbeck, Natalie (Alex) Brewer, Jack Erbeck, and Hannah Erbeck; and her great-grandchildren, Emery, Elsie, and Everett Rapp, and Georgia Erbeck.

Services will be held privately for the family.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be directed to the Mason Historical Society.

Annette will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.

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10/11/2026

Bobby Lee Barnett

Bobby Lee Barnett, 87, passed away peacefully on October 4, 2026, in Mason, Ohio. He was born on July 6, 1939, in Austin, Texas, to Hoyett Alford Barnett and Iva Mildred Eastman Barnett. His parents preceded him in death, as did his brothers, Charles Louis Barnett and Hoyett Larry Barnett. As a child of deaf parents, Bobby was fluent in sign language and learned to sign before he learned to speak.

Bobby was a lifelong learner, scientist, traveler, and devoted family man whose curiosity and determination carried him through a remarkable life.

After graduating from Travis High School in Austin in 1957, Bobby joined the United States Air Force. Despite earning a full music scholarship at the University of Texas, he entered military service and like many young men of his generation, hoped to “grow up” and see the world. His early years in the Air Force took him to San Antonio, where he also attended night school at San Antonio College. His military service later took him to Korea, with opportunities along the way to visit Hawaii and Japan. His time in the Air Force helped shape the independent and inquisitive person he would become.

After returning to Texas, Bobby continued his education at Del Mar College in Corpus Christi before returning to Austin, where he attended The University of Texas. He discovered his passion for science there and earned his B.S. in Chemistry in 1967, his master's degree in 1969, and his Ph.D. in Chemistry in 1970. It was during that time that he met Ann Sell and they were married on August 27th, 1966 in Terry’s Chapel, Texas.

Bobby specialized in X-ray crystallography, a field that allowed him to determine the structures of molecules and understand how their shapes influence the way they function. His scientific career took him around the world. Following his doctoral studies, he spent two and a half years conducting research at the prestigious Max Planck Institute in Mülheim-Ruhr, Germany. The experience combined his love of science with his lifelong fascination with travel and gave him and his wife Ann the opportunity to visit many countries and cities throughout Europe.

He worked briefly at Michigan State University before beginning what would become the longest chapter of his professional career at The Procter & Gamble Company in Cincinnati in 1974. At P&G, Bobby continued his research into molecular structures, focusing on molecules with important commercial and medical applications. His work included determining the structure of the active ingredient in Head & Shoulders and studying molecules important in the treatment of osteoporosis. His research helped explain how these compounds interact with bone and how bone-scanning agents attach to newly mineralized bone.

Later in his career, Bobby helped establish a molecular modeling group at P&G, combining computers, molecular structures, and scientific theory to design new molecules for commercial applications. He held several patents for enzymes used in laundry products.

Bobby's accomplishments and leadership in the scientific community were widely recognized. He was heavily involved in the American Chemical Society (ACS) and served in leadership roles for the Cincinnati chapter, including Treasurer and President. He was named the ACS Chemist of the Year in 1999. He was also an active member of the American Crystallographic Association.

Bobby retired from Procter & Gamble in 2003, but retirement was never really a stopping point for him. He continued consulting approximately two days a week, primarily working on the mechanism of action of osteoporosis medications. He also served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Cincinnati, where he continued his research and occasionally taught.

Outside the laboratory, Bobby always made time for his family and rarely missed a sporting event or band performance. Bobby also had a wide range of interests that reflected the same curiosity and enthusiasm that characterized his professional life. He loved listening to live jazz, watching and playing tennis, reading scientific journals, watching science fiction shows, and w**e tasting. He continued playing tennis several times a week well into retirement and enjoyed the friendships and conversations that came with it.

Bobby was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. His memory lives deep in the hearts of his wife of 60 years, Ann; his children, Sam (Mona) of Dallas, TX, and Rachel (Mike) of Colorado Springs, CO; and his two grandchildren Nicholas Stegman and Oliver Barnett.

Bobby's life was remarkable not simply because of what he accomplished, but because of the enthusiasm with which he lived it. He served his country, earned three degrees, traveled the world, pursued scientific questions at the highest level, taught and mentored students, contributed to his profession, earned recognition from his peers, and continued learning and working long after most people would have called it a career. Yet beyond the professional accomplishments was a man who loved his family, enjoyed a good glass of w**e, listened to jazz, played tennis, traveled, laughed, and remained curious about the world around him.

His legacy will live on in his children and grandchildren as he inspired a love of music, science and technology, and reading, as well as that genuine curiosity and drive to improve even small pieces of the world in which we live. He will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered as someone who never lost his desire to understand a little more about the world around him and enjoy the journey along the way.

Bobby will be buried in Austin, Texas at a private service. A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM in the older chapel at the Christian Village at Mason, 411 Western Row Rd, Mason, OH 45040. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Alzheimer’s Association (alz.org).

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