At Age: 26 years, 5 months, 22 days
♥.¸ღ¸.•☆ My Brother ☆•.¸ღ¸.♥
My Brother, Robert, was the son of Pansy A. Kensler Bubeck. He was also raised by his step-father, Fred A. Bubeck. Robert had three children. Bunnies are a cherished inside joke related to his military service and he had played the saxophone in high school band. Robert served in the U.S. Marine Corps during Vietnam. Family requests no further information placed here and that any connection to a biological father never be made as he was never there for him, even when he knew he was dying. Robert died of a rare hereditary kidney disease called Oxalosis-Calcinosis.
Bio by SomeBunny Loves You! klj
♥.¸ღ¸.•☆ My Brother ☆•.¸ღ¸.♥
My Brother, Robert, was the son of Pansy A. Kensler Bubeck. He was also raised by his step-father, Fred A. Bubeck. Robert had three children. Bunnies are a cherished inside joke related to his military service and he had played the saxophone in high school band. Robert served in the U.S. Marine Corps during Vietnam. Family requests no further information placed here and that any connection to a biological father never be made as he was never there for him, even when he knew he was dying. Robert died of a rare hereditary kidney disease called Oxalosis-Calcinosis.
Bio by SomeBunny Loves You! klj
At Age: 26 years, 5 months, 22 days
♥.¸ღ¸.•☆ My Brother ☆•.¸ღ¸.♥
My Brother, Robert, was the son of Pansy A. Kensler Bubeck. He was also raised by his step-father, Fred A. Bubeck. Robert had three children. Bunnies are a cherished inside joke related to his military service and he had played the saxophone in high school band. Robert served in the U.S. Marine Corps during Vietnam. Family requests no further information placed here and that any connection to a biological father never be made as he was never there for him, even when he knew he was dying. Robert died of a rare hereditary kidney disease called Oxalosis-Calcinosis.
Bio by SomeBunny Loves You! klj
♥.¸ღ¸.•☆ My Brother ☆•.¸ღ¸.♥
My Brother, Robert, was the son of Pansy A. Kensler Bubeck. He was also raised by his step-father, Fred A. Bubeck. Robert had three children. Bunnies are a cherished inside joke related to his military service and he had played the saxophone in high school band. Robert served in the U.S. Marine Corps during Vietnam. Family requests no further information placed here and that any connection to a biological father never be made as he was never there for him, even when he knew he was dying. Robert died of a rare hereditary kidney disease called Oxalosis-Calcinosis.
Bio by SomeBunny Loves You! klj
Inscription
U.S. Marine Corps
Vietnam
