OBITUARY
Robert B. Smith
October 20, 1967 – April 2, 2021
Robert B. “Bob” Smith, 53, of Ravenna, unexpectedly passed away on April 2, 2021.
Bob was born in Alliance, Ohio on October 20, 1967 to parents Ronald Edward and Lynn Ina (Brooks) Smith. Bob graduated from Southeast High School and Maplewood JVS with the class of 1986. He was employed at Saint Gobain as a painter and a member of the United Steel Workers Union. Bob enjoyed his association with both the Ravenna VFW and Ravenna Eagles where he was very involved, playing Santa at both clubs and assisting the VFW Turkey Shoot. In his spare time he loved hunting, fishing, camping and golfing. In his younger years, he liked to waterski and played in many softball leagues. Cookouts and grilling was one of his favorite things to do with his family. What was most important to Bob was his family and his beloved grandchildren.
Bob is survived by his wife and best friend for 35 years, Patty (Jones) Smith and their children: Ashley (Marc) Owens, Robert Jr. “RJ” (Katie) Smith, Matthew Smith and Derrick Smith. His memory will also be cherished by his beloved grandchildren: Nolan, Nick, Jordan, Luke, Tanner, Amelia and Collins. Surviving also is his mother Lynn Arborgast and his brothers Greg (Amy) Smith, Bill Smith and his mother-in-law Mae Jones. He also leaves his brothers and sisters-in-laws David (Lydia), Jennifer (Jimmy), Jessica (Steve), Joey, Megan, Mandy (Larry) and many loving nieces and nephews and all of our beloved friends.
Bob was preceded in death by his father Ronald “Ron” Smith, step-dad William Arborgast and father-in-law Dave Jones.
Family will receive friends at the Wood-Kortright-Borkoski Funeral Home, 703 E. Main St., Ravenna, on Monday, April 12, 2021 from 4pm until 6pm with a memorial service, officiated by Pastor Scott Hindel beginning at 6pm. The funeral service will be livestreamed on his obituary page at www.wood-kortright-borkoski.com where condolences and memories may also be shared with the family.
Services
| 12 April |
Visitation4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Wood-Kortright-Borkoski Funeral Home |
| 12 April |
Memorial Service6:00 pm Wood-Kortright-Borkoski Funeral Home |
Memories
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ADD A MEMORYLisa Hannahs
April 8, 2021
I so much loved Bob"Santa" after I broke my wrist he always asked hows those sandals doing for you
Debbie Kern
April 8, 2021
Bob you will definitely be missed. You could never just walk up and tell me hi you always had to scare me,no after if we were at a store or if I was coming out of the bathroom at the eagles. Prayers and love to Patty and children (whom I new as little tots) and grandchildren. Fly high . You were one of a kind. Special
Russ Morris
April 8, 2021
My fishing guy who always had fun at lake Hodgson fishing. you will be missed by your lake buddy.
keep on smiling and keep on fishing my friend
Michelle Walczak
April 5, 2021
You always made the work day better joking talking about family and outdoors... cracking on each other about you being pittsburgh fan and me browns.... you definitely made the world better place...
Melinda Gleason
April 5, 2021
We have been blessed with so many memories with Bob and his family. Football Games, Guys Hunting, BBQ's, Turkey Party and lets not forget the Snipe hunting with the kids in Southern Ohio. Bob you will be missed and one day we hope to see you again. Rest in peace!!
Doreen Lallathin
April 5, 2021
Patty and family, so sorry to hear about the passing of Bob. Chuck will never forget the day he went hunting at our cabin in Southern Ohio. He was told not to shut up hill, not long after that Chuck, heard a shell buzz by him. I am sure Derrick remembers that day.I am glad we were able to meet him and your family and share our special place with you. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Chuck and Doreen Lallathin
Ruth Mcewuen
April 5, 2021
My thoughts and prayers are with the family Bob was a great person to get to know through the VFW in the best Santa Claus
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Biography
Robert B. “Bob” Smith, 53, of Ravenna, unexpectedly passed away on April 2, 2021.
Bob was born in Alliance, Ohio on October 20, 1967 to parents Ronald Edward and Lynn Ina (Brooks) Smith. Bob graduated from Southeast High School and Maplewood JVS with the class of 1986. He was employed at Saint Gobain as a painter and a member of the United Steel Workers Union. Bob enjoyed his association with both the Ravenna VFW and Ravenna Eagles where he was very involved, playing Santa at both clubs and assisting the VFW Turkey Shoot. In his spare time he loved hunting, fishing, camping and golfing. In his younger years, he liked to waterski and played in many softball leagues. Cookouts and grilling was one of his favorite things to do with his family. What was most important to Bob was his family and his beloved grandchildren.
Bob is survived by his wife and best friend for 35 years, Patty (Jones) Smith and their children: Ashley (Marc) Owens, Robert Jr. “RJ” (Katie) Smith, Matthew Smith and Derrick Smith. His memory will also be cherished by his beloved grandchildren: Nolan, Nick, Jordan, Luke, Tanner, Amelia and Collins. Surviving also is his mother Lynn Arborgast and his brothers Greg (Amy) Smith, Bill Smith and his mother-in-law Mae Jones. He also leaves his brothers and sisters-in-laws David (Lydia), Jennifer (Jimmy), Jessica (Steve), Joey, Megan, Mandy (Larry) and many loving nieces and nephews and all of our beloved friends.
Bob was preceded in death by his father Ronald “Ron” Smith, step-dad William Arborgast and father-in-law Dave Jones.
Family will receive friends at the Wood-Kortright-Borkoski Funeral Home, 703 E. Main St., Ravenna, on Monday, April 12, 2021 from 4pm until 6pm with a memorial service, officiated by Pastor Scott Hindel beginning at 6pm. The funeral service will be livestreamed on his obituary page at www.wood-kortright-borkoski.com where condolences and memories may also be shared with the family.