Robert "Bob" J. Dykeman

Birth date: Jun 15, 1943 Death date: Jan 9, 2017

Robert J. “Bob” Dykeman of Tavares, Florida passed away on Monday, January 9, 2017 at the age of 73 years in Gulfport, Mississippi. Bob was born in Poughkeepsie, New York. He married Sandra in Pleasant Plains, New York. They have Read Obituary

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Thomas Balint

154w ago

Sandra & Melissa, I am so sorry for your loss. I just found out by googling Bob's name wondering where he was. Sandra you may not remember me, I was at your wedding. I used to work with Bob at Bowman Sales/Service in Clinton Corners, NY, 1966-1973. I enjoyed working with Bob. RIP Bob.........Thomas Balint, [email protected]

Sandy Dykeman

449w ago

in honor of Robert "Bob" .

Missing you more and more each day.

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Melissa Dykeman

451w ago

in honor of Robert "Bob" .

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Patty Lealy

452w ago

I always thought a lot of Bob. Didn't spend a lot of time with him but I sure new about him. I will always remember the funny stories and I hope that all of those help you both get through the hard parts. I won't be able to be there today but I am thinking of you and praying for your comfort. Patty

Lisa Horan

452w ago

Uncle Pop Bob, the strong silent type. I was looking thru pictures of all the times we were together and I know he must have had a closet full of plaid. Even when it was 500 degrees out he was in his long sleeve plaids. His garden of trolls made him so happy, and he always gave us 5 different ways to get from a to b. We will miss you, we love you and please say hello to everyone up there.

Sandy Dykeman

452w ago

in honor of Robert "Bob" .

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Martha

452w ago

I remember when I first meet Bob and Sandy at Rennigers. We had a race shop with two things Bob loved to collect hot wheels and race cars. He would always call during the week to find out what new items came in and if he couldn't wait to till the weekend he would come over to check it out. Like Sandy and Melissa I too would get the Die Cast book read to me over the phone during the week and caught up on any happenings
in the Nascar world. Bob every year would say he wasn't going to collect his cars anymore. Which we all knew wasn't the truth but loved to listen to him tell me why he was buying more. Even though I haven't had the shop in a while he would stop by
the Publix where I work and we would still talk cars. The Saturday before he left he came by to check out the hot wheels said hi told me they were going and he'd see me when they got back. You will be missed my friend.