Service Details
A private memorial service will be held at a later date, with details to be shared when they become available. In the meantime, think of Bob next time you cast a line, get dealt a good hand, or sit beside a roaring bonfire. You will be missed, Old Man. Now, get home and let out the puppies!
Sturtevant –Robert L. LeViseur, Jr., age 68, died unexpectedly at his residence on Friday, April 3, 2020.
Bob was born on May 24, 1951 in Youngstown, OH, son of the late Robert L. and Mary M. (nee: Kinnear) LeViseur. Bob proudly served his country as a U.S. Marine, having held the esteemed position of scout sniper in the Vietnam War. On August 5, 1972, he was united in marriage to Sandra L. Hulton in Boardman, OH. Sandy and Bob remained life partners for 47 years, modeling the principles of love, patience, and dedication, to their family.
Bob loved a good game of poker and enjoyed early mornings fishing, afternoons, fishing, and evenings fishing. By far, however, his life revolved around his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
Bob is survived by his wife Sandy, their three children, Jennifer (Bob’s fishing buddy, David LaFever) LeViseur, Frank (Becky) LeViseur, Michael (Maggie) LeViseur; and grandchildren, Brittanie (Valenteeno Jones) LeViseur, Amanda (Salino) Cartagena, Nathaniel LeViseur, Adeline and Owen Poetz, and Winifred Mabel LeViseur. Papa will be dearly missed by his great grandchildren Sophia, Ariana, & Jaxson Cartagena, and ZaKiya Hampton. Bob is further survived by his sister, Mary Ann Dubos as well as good friends Bill and Anne Brown.
Special thanks are given to Candy McManaman, a friend who is family, for her loving care during this difficult time.
A private memorial service will be held at a later date, with details to be shared when they become available. In the meantime, think of Bob next time you cast a line, get dealt a good hand, or sit beside a roaring bonfire. You will be missed, Old Man. Now, get home and let out the puppies!
Frank says
Love you Dad!
Thomas Brooks & Family. says
Sis, I didn’t know Bob that well, but if he was married to my sister for 47 years,he had to be someone very special.Our prayers and hearts go out to you and your family.
Mary Gillispie says
I will miss you Bob, We had some good times together and teased each other. You were a great brother- in – law. You took good care of my sister. Love, Linda
Starla Zwarton says
Poker will not be the same without you.. I will truly miss you.
Karen willamson says
Rip Bob you were a great brother-in-law I will miss my little messages you sent. Chuck and I will miss you
Laurie LaFever says
Kevin & I are so sorry for the loss of your dear husband, father & papa! You will always keep your memories of him within you! Treasure them! Please know we will keep your family in our thoughts and prayers!
Chris &Missy Baumgardner says
So very sorry for your loss. He will truly be missed by all. Much love to the whole family.
Candy McManaman says
I’m going to miss your supportive bear hugs Bob. You were always kind to me and treated me like one of your own. Thank you for welcoming me into your family 🙂 You are a huge loss for all of us. Take care and give my Cj a bear hug for me.
Carol & Pete Jaros says
We have nothing but fond memories of Bob. Such a good soul. Our heartfelt sympathy to Sandi and family. ❤️
Jennifer Garibay says
Jennifer, I am so sorry for the loss of your father.
Sandy, I am very sorry for the loss of your husband.
Sophia, Ari, Jaxson, I am so sorry you lost your great grandpa.
Amanda, my dear, words cannot express how very sorry I am for you with the loss of your grandpa. He was your world. You talked about him all the time. He will always be with you in your heart. Hopefully, him and my dad are getting to know each other. Both of them were wonderful men. To the family of Bob that I missed addressing, I am so very sorry that he was taken away from you all so suddenly, especially now with everything going on in the world. If anyone needs anything please don’t hesitate to ask me. Big hugs kids and Amanda. I am so very sorry.
Janet Webster O’Neil says
Thank you for your service Bob and may your test in peace.
Mary Ann Dubos says
I will always love you and you will live in my heart forever
Carol Denlinger says
Sandy and family:
So sorry for this sudden loss. Praying for you all. Take time to let God’s Word comfort and heal you. Read passages about Heaven, like John 14, Philippians 3:21; and about God’s strength Deuteronomy 31:6, Isaiah 26:3, Isaiah 41:10.
Sending love to you. Glad for the memories. Carol
Dianne Pensirikul and Dennis Chef says
Growing up as neighbors and childhood friends of both Bob and his sister, Maryann, my brother Dennis and I have some special and fond memories. Those are the ones we will treasure.