ROBERT E. “FLAME” LeFORCE, 69, of Monroe passed away on Friday, December 18, 2020. He was born April 22, 1951 to the late Lawrence and Ruby Elaine (Elam) LeForce. Also preceding him in death are son, Stevon LeForce and brother, Don LeForce.
Flame is survived by daughter, Mandy (Brian) Metzger; grandchildren, Ashley Palmer, Sidney Metzger, and JT Metzger; great-grandchildren, Arianna Palmer and Audrey Palmer; brothers, Kenny LeForce and Larry LeForce; and many nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends.
Flame never met a stranger and always found a way to connect with people. He was very passionate about antiques and collecting stories. He was a man who loved deeply and was deeply loved by many. Flame was an avid story teller and jokester about living passed his expiration date. He has finally finished circling the drain, “Hell yeah!”
Flame’s family will hold a memorial at a later date.
Flame is survived by daughter, Mandy (Brian) Metzger; grandchildren, Ashley Palmer, Sidney Metzger, and JT Metzger; great-grandchildren, Arianna Palmer and Audrey Palmer; brothers, Kenny LeForce and Larry LeForce; and many nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends.
Flame never met a stranger and always found a way to connect with people. He was very passionate about antiques and collecting stories. He was a man who loved deeply and was deeply loved by many. Flame was an avid story teller and jokester about living passed his expiration date. He has finally finished circling the drain, “Hell yeah!”
Flame’s family will hold a memorial at a later date.
ROBERT E. “FLAME” LeFORCE, 69, of Monroe passed away on Friday, December 18, 2020. He was born April 22, 1951 to the late Lawrence and Ruby Elaine (Elam) LeForce. Also preceding him in death are son, Stevon LeForce and brother, Don LeForce.
Flame is survived by daughter, Mandy (Brian) Metzger; grandchildren, Ashley Palmer, Sidney Metzger, and JT Metzger; great-grandchildren, Arianna Palmer and Audrey Palmer; brothers, Kenny LeForce and Larry LeForce; and many nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends.
Flame never met a stranger and always found a way to connect with people. He was very passionate about antiques and collecting stories. He was a man who loved deeply and was deeply loved by many. Flame was an avid story teller and jokester about living passed his expiration date. He has finally finished circling the drain, “Hell yeah!”
Flame’s family will hold a memorial at a later date.
Flame is survived by daughter, Mandy (Brian) Metzger; grandchildren, Ashley Palmer, Sidney Metzger, and JT Metzger; great-grandchildren, Arianna Palmer and Audrey Palmer; brothers, Kenny LeForce and Larry LeForce; and many nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends.
Flame never met a stranger and always found a way to connect with people. He was very passionate about antiques and collecting stories. He was a man who loved deeply and was deeply loved by many. Flame was an avid story teller and jokester about living passed his expiration date. He has finally finished circling the drain, “Hell yeah!”
Flame’s family will hold a memorial at a later date.
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