Robert “Bobby” Wohlwohl, 71 years outdated, of Centerville, Washington, died of most cancers on Tuesday, March 9, 2021, within the residence of his daughter Cassandra Pietz in Yankton.
A celebration of his life will happen in Washington at a later date.
The preparations are being made below the route of the Wintz & Ray Funeral House and Cremation Service in Yankton.
Robert was born on January 7, 1950 in Vancouver, Washington, to Harry and Catherine (Mersman) Wohlwohl. He graduated from Washougal Excessive Faculty in Washougal, Washington in 1968 and joined the USA Military Nationwide Guard in 1969. Robert lived in a number of areas throughout Washington and infrequently labored on seasonal jobs so he might spend the winter dwelling within the mountains and snowboarding. Robert cherished the mountains and the good outside the place he might ski, hike, camp, decide mushrooms and acquire stones. He spent the final 19 years in Centerville, Washington, often stacking rock sculptures on his property. He cherished working in his backyard and elevating llamas, goats, chickens, geese and geese. Robert was a numismatist with a really intensive coin assortment and data of US cash. He loved visiting coin exhibitions wherever he went. He by no means turned down a sport of cribbage and even scored an ideal hand as soon as. Robert cherished listening to rock music and watching NASCAR races. He moved to Yankton to dwell together with his daughter Cassandra in December 2020 after being admitted to a hospice. He cherished this time they may share collectively.
Robert leaves behind his two daughters Jessica (Dan) Laabs from Battleground, WA and Cassandra (Matthew) Pietz from Yankton; 5 grandchildren: Mellissa McBean (Michael Blanchard), Danielle Laabs and Cohan, Camden and Cyver Pietz; a great-granddaughter, Dorothy Blanchard; two brothers, Greg (Jayne) Wohlwohl from Washougal, WA and Harry Wohlwohl (Sharron Huffman) from Portland, OR; a sister, Joyce (John) Simerly of Vancouver, WA; and plenty of nieces and nephews.
Robert was preceded in dying by his mother and father and a youthful brother, David.
To ship an internet message to the household, please go to www.wintzrayfuneralhome.com.
Yankton Press & Dakotan
March 13, 2021
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