Robert Markle obituary: Robert Markle's Obituary, Casper
In Memory Of
Robert T. Markle
1937 - 2020
In Memory Of
Robert T. Markle
1937 - 2020
Robert Timothy Markle was born April 7, 1937 in Tomahawk, Alberta Canada to Robert H. and Marian B. (Sullivan) Markle. He passed away March 25, 2020.
When Bob was a child, the family moved from Canada to Lusk, Wyoming where Bob attended school. He joined the US Army in the 1950s, served in Korea and was honorably discharged.
He married Judith Price in Idaho. To this marriage was born a daughter, Edith Hallie.
Bob returned to Wyoming where he was employed by various oil field trucking companies, spent some time on the North Slope of Alaska.
He married Bonita Rossow in 1961. To this marriage were born two sons, Scott and Daniel. The family moved to Minot, North Dakota in 1981, but the couple soon separated, Bob returning to Wyoming. He was joined by Scott and they moved to Phoenix, Arizona where Bob was employed as a crane operator in construction. Bob and Bonnie divorced, Bob then married Trish LeMer and they moved to Olympia, Washington where Bob worked as a crane operator, becoming a member of the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 302 out of Seattle.
Bob and Trish divorced and Bob and Bonnie were remarried in 1996. They resided near Olympia, Washington until Bob’s retirement in 1998, at which time the couple moved back to Wyoming, settling in Glenrock. Bob briefly was employed as a crane operator, but eventually retired completely.
Bob coached youth hockey and baseball, for a brief period was goalie for the Casper men’s hockey team. He never met a stranger. No matter where he traveled, he seemed to always bump into someone he knew. He played the guitar, loved music and might break into song on the spur of the moment, often an original composition, as well as a poem that made no sense, nor did it rhyme.
He was preceded in death by his parents, an infant brother, daughter Edith and son Scott. He is survived by his wife, Bonnie of Glenrock; son Dan (Lynette) of Minot, North Dakota; daughter Marissa Ryder of De Pere, Wisconsin; brother Jeff (Linda) of Seward, Nebraska; and niece Heather (Seth) Meyer of Winfield, Kansas; six grandnieces and grandnephews.
Keep your stick on the ice, Bob.
Services with Army Military Honors will be held at 10:00 am, Monday, June 29, 2020 at Oregon Trail State Veteran's Cemetery.
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When Bob was a child, the family moved from Canada to Lusk, Wyoming where Bob attended school. He joined the US Army in the 1950s, served in Korea and was honorably discharged.
He married Judith Price in Idaho. To this marriage was born a daughter, Edith Hallie.
Bob returned to Wyoming where he was employed by various oil field trucking companies, spent some time on the North Slope of Alaska.
He married Bonita Rossow in 1961. To this marriage were born two sons, Scott and Daniel. The family moved to Minot, North Dakota in 1981, but the couple soon separated, Bob returning to Wyoming. He was joined by Scott and they moved to Phoenix, Arizona where Bob was employed as a crane operator in construction. Bob and Bonnie divorced, Bob then married Trish LeMer and they moved to Olympia, Washington where Bob worked as a crane operator, becoming a member of the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 302 out of Seattle.
Bob and Trish divorced and Bob and Bonnie were remarried in 1996. They resided near Olympia, Washington until Bob’s retirement in 1998, at which time the couple moved back to Wyoming, settling in Glenrock. Bob briefly was employed as a crane operator, but eventually retired completely.
Bob coached youth hockey and baseball, for a brief period was goalie for the Casper men’s hockey team. He never met a stranger. No matter where he traveled, he seemed to always bump into someone he knew. He played the guitar, loved music and might break into song on the spur of the moment, often an original composition, as well as a poem that made no sense, nor did it rhyme.
He was preceded in death by his parents, an infant brother, daughter Edith and son Scott. He is survived by his wife, Bonnie of Glenrock; son Dan (Lynette) of Minot, North Dakota; daughter Marissa Ryder of De Pere, Wisconsin; brother Jeff (Linda) of Seward, Nebraska; and niece Heather (Seth) Meyer of Winfield, Kansas; six grandnieces and grandnephews.
Keep your stick on the ice, Bob.
Services with Army Military Honors will be held at 10:00 am, Monday, June 29, 2020 at Oregon Trail State Veteran's Cemetery.
To leave a special condolence message for the family, please click the Share Memories button above.
Robert Timothy Markle was born April 7, 1937 in Tomahawk, Alberta Canada to Robert H. and Marian B. (Sullivan) Markle. He passed away March 25, 2020.
When Bob was a child, the family moved from Canada to Lusk, Wyoming where Bob attended school. He joined the US Army in the 1950s, served in Korea and was honorably discharged.
He married Judith Price in Idaho. To this marriage was born a daughter, Edith Hallie.
Bob returned to Wyoming where he was employed by various oil field trucking companies, spent some time on the North Slope of Alaska.
He married Bonita Rossow in 1961. To this marriage were born two sons, Scott and Daniel. The family moved to Minot, North Dakota in 1981, but the couple soon separated, Bob returning to Wyoming. He was joined by Scott and they moved to Phoenix, Arizona where Bob was employed as a crane operator in construction. Bob and Bonnie divorced, Bob then married Trish LeMer and they moved to Olympia, Washington where Bob worked as a crane operator, becoming a member of the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 302 out of Seattle.
Bob and Trish divorced and Bob and Bonnie were remarried in 1996. They resided near Olympia, Washington until Bob’s retirement in 1998, at which time the couple moved back to Wyoming, settling in Glenrock. Bob briefly was employed as a crane operator, but eventually retired completely.
Bob coached youth hockey and baseball, for a brief period was goalie for the Casper men’s hockey team. He never met a stranger. No matter where he traveled, he seemed to always bump into someone he knew. He played the guitar, loved music and might break into song on the spur of the moment, often an original composition, as well as a poem that made no sense, nor did it rhyme.
He was preceded in death by his parents, an infant brother, daughter Edith and son Scott. He is survived by his wife, Bonnie of Glenrock; son Dan (Lynette) of Minot, North Dakota; daughter Marissa Ryder of De Pere, Wisconsin; brother Jeff (Linda) of Seward, Nebraska; and niece Heather (Seth) Meyer of Winfield, Kansas; six grandnieces and grandnephews.
Keep your stick on the ice, Bob.
Services with Army Military Honors will be held at 10:00 am, Monday, June 29, 2020 at Oregon Trail State Veteran's Cemetery.
To leave a special condolence message for the family, please click the Share Memories button above.
When Bob was a child, the family moved from Canada to Lusk, Wyoming where Bob attended school. He joined the US Army in the 1950s, served in Korea and was honorably discharged.
He married Judith Price in Idaho. To this marriage was born a daughter, Edith Hallie.
Bob returned to Wyoming where he was employed by various oil field trucking companies, spent some time on the North Slope of Alaska.
He married Bonita Rossow in 1961. To this marriage were born two sons, Scott and Daniel. The family moved to Minot, North Dakota in 1981, but the couple soon separated, Bob returning to Wyoming. He was joined by Scott and they moved to Phoenix, Arizona where Bob was employed as a crane operator in construction. Bob and Bonnie divorced, Bob then married Trish LeMer and they moved to Olympia, Washington where Bob worked as a crane operator, becoming a member of the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 302 out of Seattle.
Bob and Trish divorced and Bob and Bonnie were remarried in 1996. They resided near Olympia, Washington until Bob’s retirement in 1998, at which time the couple moved back to Wyoming, settling in Glenrock. Bob briefly was employed as a crane operator, but eventually retired completely.
Bob coached youth hockey and baseball, for a brief period was goalie for the Casper men’s hockey team. He never met a stranger. No matter where he traveled, he seemed to always bump into someone he knew. He played the guitar, loved music and might break into song on the spur of the moment, often an original composition, as well as a poem that made no sense, nor did it rhyme.
He was preceded in death by his parents, an infant brother, daughter Edith and son Scott. He is survived by his wife, Bonnie of Glenrock; son Dan (Lynette) of Minot, North Dakota; daughter Marissa Ryder of De Pere, Wisconsin; brother Jeff (Linda) of Seward, Nebraska; and niece Heather (Seth) Meyer of Winfield, Kansas; six grandnieces and grandnephews.
Keep your stick on the ice, Bob.
Services with Army Military Honors will be held at 10:00 am, Monday, June 29, 2020 at Oregon Trail State Veteran's Cemetery.
To leave a special condolence message for the family, please click the Share Memories button above.
Services & Gatherings
Memorial Service
Monday, June 29, 2020 at 10:00am
Oregon Trail State Veterans Cemetery
Newcomer Funeral Home (307-234-0234) is assisting the family
Newcomer Funeral Home (307-234-0234) is assisting the family