Bobby Dean Galbreath

Bobby was born on April 5, 1939, in Hatton, Missouri, to Lafayette Galbreath Sr. and Willie Pearl Lawson, who preceded him in death.

Bobby was married to Pathia Richmond, who also preceded him in death. He worked for Herring Construction and later completed his career with the State of Missouri.

His children remember him as a wise, hardworking, and kind father. He was a devoted supporter of all Missouri professional and college sports teams, especially the St. Louis Cardinals.

Bobby was preceded in death by his siblings: Pauline Logan, Margaret Jean Kemp, Orville Galbreath Sr., Granville Galbreath Sr., Clementine Britt, Billie Richmond (his twin), Irene Clark (twin), Carrie May Cheatum, and Nina Robinson Foster.

He is survived by his siblings: Barbara Sue Robinson of Fulton, Missouri; Alta Mae West of California; and brother Lafayette Galbreath of Fulton, Missouri; as well as his dear friend, Joyce Ray of Fulton, Missouri.

He is also survived by his children: daughter Coletta Williams of Fulton, Missouri (Charles Williams); son Randy Galbreath of Munford, Tennessee (Lovette Galbreath); daughters D'Andrea Galbreath of Fulton, Missouri; Delisa Parker of Kansas City, Missouri (James Parker); and Bobbie Rhoades of Columbia, Missouri (Paul Rhoades). He is also survived by his nephew, Lerome Richmond of Mableton, Georgia (JoiSanne).

His grandchildren include Tyron Richmond, Lamar Scott, Tiffany Williams, Brittany Galbreath, Marcus Burgett, Cooper Rhoades, and Abraham Rhoades. His great-grandchildren are Bre’Awn Richmond, Lamar Scott Jr., Dairae’Ja Scott, Laron Scott, and Miyha Lynn Tucker.

He is further survived by a host of loving nieces and nephews.

A visitation will be held at Debo Funeral Home in Fulton, MO, on January 30, 2026, from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm. A Celebration of Life will follow at the same venue, beginning at 12:00 pm. A committal service will take place at Southside Cemetery in Fulton, MO, on January 30, 2026.

The family of Bobby Dean Galbreath wishes to express sincere thanks for the visits, beautiful flowers, and expressions of love, prayers, and sympathy during this time of grief.

In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the charity of the donor’s choice.