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Bob Rottman

March 9, 1936 ~ March 18, 2019

Robert 'Bob' 'Pops' Rottman, 83, of Mount Vernon, died Monday, March 18, 2019, at home. Funeral Service: 11 a.m. Friday, March 22, 2019, at Lisbon United Methodist Church, by Pastor Karen Nelson. Visitation: 9-11 a.m. Friday at the church. Burial: Mount Vernon Cemetery. Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services, Mount Vernon, is caring for Bob and his family. Survivors include his wife of over forty years, Nancy; children, Roland (Libbie), David (Jill) and John (Marla) Rottman; step-children, Terri Towry, DiAnna Alger, Penny (Douglas) Kula, Dawn Pata, and Richard Alger; 'John John' Stairs, who was like a son to Bob; 21 grandchildren; 34 great-grandchildren; sister, Faye Levien; and many extended family members. Robert John Rottman was born March 9, 1936, on the farm on Spring Creek Road to Clarence and Alma (Coster) Rottman. He graduated from Lisbon High School in 1954, and spent much of his time working on the family farm. Bob met Nancy Moe through a mutual friend in 1973, and they were married on July 4, 1975. He enjoyed attending auctions, shopping, listening to polka music on Sundays, watching television shows including comedies, Westerns, game shows, and even soap operas. He was also a long time member of Lisbon United Methodist Church. Bob was a sociable, selfless, kind, and giving person. He enjoyed chatting and joking with everybody he met'many folks couldn't even get a word in, especially his brother, Donald, who he spent a lot of cherished time with. Bob treasured time spent with this family, always kept a light-hearted and positive attitude, and helped comfort many family and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; first wife, Donna (Emerson); infant daughter, Rhonda; and brother, Donald. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at Above & Beyond Hospice and PCI for their generous care of Bob during his illness.

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  1. Dear Grandpa Bob, I remember your warm and loving smile. I remember your genuine hugs and laugh. I remember a wonderful journey back in time to the Jurassic period in your magical time traveling school bus. Thank you for your love, lori

  2. Am thinking of you Aunt Nancy. It must be hard to loose your best friend. Sending warm thoughts and love.

  3. Uncle Bob was a loving man with the gift of gab. He loved to tell stories ….sometimes details of a recent sale he attended, a joke or a story down memory lane. Deepest sympathy to Nancy, Roland, David, John and families Love Lori Weaver


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