Bobby Dewayne Poole

August 31, 1956 - December 24, 2020

Bobby Dewayne Poole, age 64, passed away peacefully on December 24, 2020 after a month
long stay in the hospital. Bobby was born in Anna Illinois on August 31, 1956 to Shirley Crouch
and Clifford Poole. He married his highschool sweetheart, Karen Lee Katona, in September of
1974.
He joined the Marine Corp in 1973 until 1976. He then went on to be a truck driver for the
foodservice industry, advancing to a director of Transportation until he retired in 2016.
Bobby was a loving husband, father, and grandfather. His family meant everything to him. He
had a love for music, playing guitar, and singing. He enjoyed fishing and playing golf. His
friends and loved ones will remember the good times had playing music in the basement and
the garage. He will be so greatly missed.
Surviving are his wife Karen(Katona), his son Aaron Poole, two daughters Leslie Poole, and
Monica(Jim VanEtten), and six grandkids, Bailey Poole, Alexandria Poole, Peyton Poole, Ella
VanEtten, Hunter VanEtten, and Madison VanEtten as well as his two sisters Toni Cunningham
and Sherri Lemons and nephews and niece.
He was proceeded in death by his sister Rita Poole, his mother Shirley Poole, and his father
Clifford Poole.
Plans for a Celebration of Life will be arranged at a later time.

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We had a lot of fun times in basement in Lewisberry, PA. But, now you are up there with Roger and Lester I am sure you three will have fun until all of us get join up guys. It was always Friday and Saturday evening were at Bob and Karen's house. He will be missed by many people. Karen and kids are alway welcome call and talk if they need someone to talk to or just someone listen. Take it day by day.

Karen, Bob was a good and kind man. I am sending you love, strength and prayers as you learn how to live again in his absence. Please give my condolences to the rest of your family.

Rest well my friend! I’ll always remember the singing and guitar playing, good times! Love to all of you! You will always be my family!

I met Bob through RFS. We had some good times, full of laughter and good memories. I miss him but am glad he’s at peace. My condolences to the family.

He was a big part of my familys life.He helped us all loved the music especially when Monica sang.He was so proud.we sure had alot of good times.Karen if you want to talk anytime call or text I am here for you.Love you.K

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

May your hearts forever be full with wonderful memories and the reassurance that Bob’s love shines through your beautiful family every day with every smile, laugh, and story you tell.

Dad we miss you so much. We are navigating thru this time the best way we know how. To all of the family and friends wishing we could have gathered to honor you during this trying time, we love and appreciate you. Prayers and hugs to all that feel the pain of your loss. Love you dad!

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.