Robert (Bobby) Keith Laumer was born on Oct. 26,1958 in Belle Fourche, South Dakota to his mother Norma Nell West Laumer and father William John Laumer. He joined his parents in heaven on Feb. 8, 2020 in his home surrounded by those he loved.
Bobby is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Laumer; son, Johnathon Robert Laumer and girlfriend Tara Martinez; son, Nathan Curtis Laumer and girlfriend Nicole Spivey; daughters, Michelle Laumer Cloud and Brandy Milam; sisters, Mary Frazier, and Wanda Bernal and husband Robert Bernal; brothers, Freddy Laumer and wife Reva Laumer, and David Laumer and wife Martha Laumer; grandchildren, Justin Cloud, Savannah Laumer and Hailey Laumer. He is also survived by several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Bobby graduated high school in Blanco Texas in 1977. He lived most of his life in Blanco. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, and being around those he loved. He loved his big rigs so much he decided to start his own trucking company, Box L Trucking. He loved his job as a truck driver. And use to tell so many stories and experiences he had as a driver.
Robert, or as most of you know him, Bobby, was very loved by friends and family and he will be greatly missed. As his passing has affected each person differently, we know firsthand the struggles you face when someone you love or yourself has cancer. We ask that in lieu of flowers, we are asking for donations to American Cancer Society to help those who struggle with cancer and the obstacles they face every day. Thank you all for your love and support.
Robert Laumer's memorial will be held at The Buggy Barn, at 1915 Main St. in Blanco, from 2-5 p.m. on Saturday, March 7.
Bobby is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Laumer; son, Johnathon Robert Laumer and girlfriend Tara Martinez; son, Nathan Curtis Laumer and girlfriend Nicole Spivey; daughters, Michelle Laumer Cloud and Brandy Milam; sisters, Mary Frazier, and Wanda Bernal and husband Robert Bernal; brothers, Freddy Laumer and wife Reva Laumer, and David Laumer and wife Martha Laumer; grandchildren, Justin Cloud, Savannah Laumer and Hailey Laumer. He is also survived by several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Bobby graduated high school in Blanco Texas in 1977. He lived most of his life in Blanco. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, and being around those he loved. He loved his big rigs so much he decided to start his own trucking company, Box L Trucking. He loved his job as a truck driver. And use to tell so many stories and experiences he had as a driver.
Robert, or as most of you know him, Bobby, was very loved by friends and family and he will be greatly missed. As his passing has affected each person differently, we know firsthand the struggles you face when someone you love or yourself has cancer. We ask that in lieu of flowers, we are asking for donations to American Cancer Society to help those who struggle with cancer and the obstacles they face every day. Thank you all for your love and support.
Robert Laumer's memorial will be held at The Buggy Barn, at 1915 Main St. in Blanco, from 2-5 p.m. on Saturday, March 7.
Robert (Bobby) Keith Laumer was born on Oct. 26,1958 in Belle Fourche, South Dakota to his mother Norma Nell West Laumer and father William John Laumer. He joined his parents in heaven on Feb. 8, 2020 in his home surrounded by those he loved.
Bobby is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Laumer; son, Johnathon Robert Laumer and girlfriend Tara Martinez; son, Nathan Curtis Laumer and girlfriend Nicole Spivey; daughters, Michelle Laumer Cloud and Brandy Milam; sisters, Mary Frazier, and Wanda Bernal and husband Robert Bernal; brothers, Freddy Laumer and wife Reva Laumer, and David Laumer and wife Martha Laumer; grandchildren, Justin Cloud, Savannah Laumer and Hailey Laumer. He is also survived by several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Bobby graduated high school in Blanco Texas in 1977. He lived most of his life in Blanco. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, and being around those he loved. He loved his big rigs so much he decided to start his own trucking company, Box L Trucking. He loved his job as a truck driver. And use to tell so many stories and experiences he had as a driver.
Robert, or as most of you know him, Bobby, was very loved by friends and family and he will be greatly missed. As his passing has affected each person differently, we know firsthand the struggles you face when someone you love or yourself has cancer. We ask that in lieu of flowers, we are asking for donations to American Cancer Society to help those who struggle with cancer and the obstacles they face every day. Thank you all for your love and support.
Robert Laumer's memorial will be held at The Buggy Barn, at 1915 Main St. in Blanco, from 2-5 p.m. on Saturday, March 7.
Bobby is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Laumer; son, Johnathon Robert Laumer and girlfriend Tara Martinez; son, Nathan Curtis Laumer and girlfriend Nicole Spivey; daughters, Michelle Laumer Cloud and Brandy Milam; sisters, Mary Frazier, and Wanda Bernal and husband Robert Bernal; brothers, Freddy Laumer and wife Reva Laumer, and David Laumer and wife Martha Laumer; grandchildren, Justin Cloud, Savannah Laumer and Hailey Laumer. He is also survived by several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Bobby graduated high school in Blanco Texas in 1977. He lived most of his life in Blanco. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, and being around those he loved. He loved his big rigs so much he decided to start his own trucking company, Box L Trucking. He loved his job as a truck driver. And use to tell so many stories and experiences he had as a driver.
Robert, or as most of you know him, Bobby, was very loved by friends and family and he will be greatly missed. As his passing has affected each person differently, we know firsthand the struggles you face when someone you love or yourself has cancer. We ask that in lieu of flowers, we are asking for donations to American Cancer Society to help those who struggle with cancer and the obstacles they face every day. Thank you all for your love and support.
Robert Laumer's memorial will be held at The Buggy Barn, at 1915 Main St. in Blanco, from 2-5 p.m. on Saturday, March 7.
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