Robert “Bob” Daryle Ebersole

September 13, 1934 - March 29, 2020

Robert “Bob” Daryle Ebersole, age 85, of Colora, MD, passed away on Sunday, March 29,2020. He was born in Lancaster, PA on September 13, 1934 to the late Leroy and Mary Ella (Steif) Ebersole.

Bob was a proud member of the U.S. Army, who served his country with great pride. He had a love for animals. Bob enjoyed taking trips to Walmart and shopping for hours. He collected black walnuts, which was an all-day event while he shelled them. Bob liked watching the History channel, Pawn Stars, Wheel of Fortune, and Jeopardy. He will be dearly missed by all who knew him.

Bob is survived by his long-time companion, Virginia “Jane” Johnson; two daughters: Bonnie Osborne and her husband, Pete of Colora, MD; and Wanda Hemler and her husband, Mark of Aberdeen, MD; four grandchildren: Andy Osborne and his girlfriend, Ashley Hammer; Kristin Osborne, Megan Hemler, and Katie Peters and her husband, Steven; sister, Shirley Nuse; sister-in-law, Louise Bartsch and beloved dog, Reggie.

In addition to his parents, Bob is preceded in death by his wife, Evelyn Ebersole; son, Leroy Clayton Ebersole; brothers: Lemoyne Ebersole, and John Wilbur Bartsch; and sister, Faye Fronheiser.

Services will be held at a later date.

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Robert “Bob” Daryle Ebersole, age 85, of Colora, MD, passed away on Sunday, March 29,2020. He was born in Lancaster, PA on September 13, 1934 to the late Leroy and Mary Ella (Steif) Ebersole. Bob was a proud member of the U.S. Army, who served his country with great pride. He had a love forContinue Reading

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My Bob, how to even express in words how we feel at this moment. First I want to thank you for the years you took care of my "NANE" as I called her when I was a tiny tot. There are really no words to express the happy life you gave her. I will always remember all the great times we had with Princess and Charlie. Also I want to thank you for supporting us in taking care of Mom and Dad when we were alone in that battle. I can hear your gruff voice telling Carrie and I ,I LOVE YOU" from your chair when on the phone with Jane. I heard it one last time and it will ring in my heart forever. You were a big Teddy Bear and to hear your voice and your ornery look most people wouldn't know that side. Then that little laugh would come out and you made us laugh with love. You will be so missed by so many. I am there with you and may your journey to the next place be a gentle and peaceful one. Love you, Cathy.

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