Robert F. Humpert

Robert F. Humpert

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Robert F. Humpert, 79, of Fairgrove, our kind, adventurous, witty, determined, and most generous and loving husband, dad, grandpa, great-grandpa, and friend was born into eternal life on the evening of Friday, November 25, 2016 after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. Bob was born in Saginaw on April 28, 1937, the son of the late Alvin and Bernice (Sheppard) Humpert. He was raised in the Reese area, graduating from Reese High School in 1955 where he was active in FFA and sports. He was united in marriage to the love of his life, the former Noreetta Beyer in St. Elizabeth Church, who survives. Bob was a lifelong farmer in Tuscola and surrounding counties as co-partner in R & R Farms with his son, Randy who survives him, along with his wife, Judy and their children: Jamie and Kellie of Fairgrove. His memory will also live on in the hearts of his two daughters, Karen and Andrew Hooper, and their children: Christopher and Kati of Troy, and Ann and Curtis Waterhouse, and their children: Chelsea, Kimberly (Hunt), and Nicolas Waterhouse of Hudson, WI. Bob was the proud great-grandpa of Aria Ann. In addition to his parents, Bob was welcomed home to heaven by his infant brother, Donald, and brother, John T. Humpert. Throughout life, Bob was known for his love of snowmobiling. He was always the first one on the ice at the lake with his sled. He also enjoyed trike rides and spending time with extended family and friends at Mack Lake, where he loved participating in his annual pig roast. Bob was Past President of Ogemaw Hills Snowmobile Club of West Branch, where he was known as the "wood master" for the snowmobile shelter. He currently held the position of "Sergeant at Arms" and was also a GWRRA Chapter Y member. Faith and family always came first with Bob. His grandchildren were the light of his life, and his pride and joy. He was a member of St. Jude Thaddeus Parish (St. John the Evangelist Church), and will forever be remembered for his passion for living life to the fullest and making the most of each and every day. Bob's family will be present to receive visitors on Monday, November 28, 2016 from 2:00 PM until 8:00 PM with a 7:00 PM Vigil for Bob at Skorupski Family Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 955 N. Pine Rd., Hampton Twp. On Tuesday, November 29, 2016, Bob will be taken to St. Jude Thaddeus Parish (St. John the Evangelist Church), 614 Pine St., Essexville, where visiting will continue from 9:00 AM until the time of his 10:00 AM Funeral Liturgy. A private Rite of Committal will be held in St. Elizabeth Cemetery, Reese. Memorial contributions may be directed to McLaren Home Health Care & Hospice or St. Jude Thaddeus Parish (food bank). The entire family wishes to extend a heartfelt thanks to Brent, Brandon, Don, and Louis for their continued support. Expressions of sympathy may be shared with the family online at www.skorupskis.com.

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  1. A greater friend will not be found. We spend many many hours working on the snowmobile trails in Ogemaw County and at the smowmobile club barns working on the equipment. Also spent a few hours sitting in my tractor in the ditch waiting for him to come and pull me out while grooming the trails!!! Rest in peace my dear friend. You will always be remembered with good thoughts. Bob Hutchins

  2. Farmer Bob as some of us at Mack Lake called him will be missed all. Besides being a great neighbor he was our trail leader. Riding with Bob was always an adventure. We knew when Bob was up at the lake by the corn husk you found in your driveway.You will always be remembered by the Gooldy family. May you rest in peace. Fred and Diane

  3. Farmer Bob will be greatly missed at Mack Lake. You always knew Bob was around by the corn husk you would find in your driveway. Riding with Bob was a great adventure and lots of fun. He will be missed by the entire Gooldy family. May you rest in peace Bob. Fred and Diane

  4. When my dad died, Bob became my 2nd dad. He planted grass up North one year and called me and said, is it growing? I told him, Bob, you better get up here and mow it. Bob is one in a million, and I am proud to say, I was one of his “girlfriends”. Love you.

  5. MY CONDOLENCES TO BOB’S FAMILY AND ALL THE PEOPLE WHOSE LIVES HE CROSSED..I HAVE FOND MEMORIES OF RENA,JACKIE AND THE MACK LAKE GROUP…I KNOW HE WILL BE MISSED BY MANY..I AM NOW REMARRIED AND RESIDING IN FLORIDA,BUT I HANG CLOSE TO SOME GOOD MEMORIES AND GOOD FRIENDS FROM MACK LAKE…SUZANNE TEMPLE-OLSON…HUGS AND MANY PRAYERS.

  6. Bob was a great person.. I could ask him for help or advise and he would always have an answer for me. He farmed our land for many years, my father thought he was a great farmer and after my dad passed he continued to farm our land for many years. He always had time for you and loved his wit. He was a great neighbor and friend. He will be missed and our thoughts and prayers are with Noretta, Randy, and his entire family.

    Bob and Nancy Willett

  7. Farmer Bob will be missed by the Gooldy family and all at Mack Lake. We always knew when Bob and Norita were in the neighborhood by the corn husk we found in our driveway. We will be lost on the trails without you but I’m sure you will show us the way. Fred and Diane

  8. McIntyre’s & Gooldy’s purchased the Simply Elegant Spathiphyllum for the family of Robert F. Humpert.

  9. Bob and Noreeta……Lovely life….. Jeff and I Have been associated with Mack Lake Since 03…….Bob and Noretta always lovely always frisky……!!!! Always made me feel welcome…. We will always miss Bob….Noreeta .. we will always be there for u!!!!!!

    LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Jeff and Nancy Jaszcz

  10. Were very saddened to hear of Bob’s passing. We will miss his wit and sense of humor. I am glad our ducks were able to give him and you joy this past summer spending time at your home.
    Scott & Bobbi Smith

  11. Noreetta, our thoughts, prayers and love are with you and your family.
    One of our special memories of Bob was when we were snowmobiling in the U.P. We stopped at Tahquamenon Falls for lunch. When we walked in Bob bumped into his Grand-daughter. We will always remember the love and pride he showed as he introduced us to her. He was a man that loved his family and it showed.

  12. Your freinds at Advance Trading. Katie and Geri purchased the Divine Peace Bouquet for the family of Robert F. Humpert.

  13. Sorry to hear the loss of Bob. He was a great guy along with his family. Also was a
    customer at the Howell Farm Service in Gilford . He will be missed by a lot of friends.
    May he rest in piece.

    Marvin and Doris Howell

  14. Bob was one of a kind, we will really miss him. Sending all our thoughts and prayers to the family.
    Jay, Jane, and Amber Swanson


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robert humpert
Robert F. Humpert, 79, of Fairgrove, our kind, adventurous, witty, determined, and most generous and loving husband, dad, grandpa, great-grandpa, and friend was born into eternal life on the evening of Friday, November 25, 2016 after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. Bob was born in Saginaw on April 28, 1937, the son of the late Alvin and Bernice (Sheppard) Humpert. He was raised in the Reese area, graduating from Reese High School in 1955 where he was active in FFA and sports. He was united in marriage to the love of his life, the former Noreetta Beyer in St. Elizabeth Church, who survives. Bob was a lifelong farmer in Tuscola and surrounding counties as co-partner in R & R Farms with his son, Randy who survives him, along with his wife, Judy and their children: Jamie and Kellie of Fairgrove. His memory will also live on in the hearts of his two daughters, Karen and Andrew Hooper, and their children: Christopher and Kati of Troy, and Ann and Curtis Waterhouse, and their children: Chelsea, Kimberly (Hunt), and Nicolas Waterhouse of Hudson, WI. Bob was the proud great-grandpa of Aria Ann. In addition to his parents, Bob was welcomed home to heaven by his infant brother, Donald, and brother, John T. Humpert. Throughout life, Bob was known for his love of snowmobiling. He was always the first one on the ice at the lake with his sled. He also enjoyed trike rides and spending time with extended family and friends at Mack Lake, where he loved participating in his annual pig roast. Bob was Past President of Ogemaw Hills Snowmobile Club of West Branch, where he was known as the “wood master” for the snowmobile shelter. He currently held the position of “Sergeant at Arms” and was also a GWRRA Chapter Y member. Faith and family always came first with Bob. His grandchildren were the light of his life, and his pride and joy. He was a member of St. Jude Thaddeus Parish (St. John the Evangelist Church), and will forever be remembered for his passion for living life to the fullest and making the most of each and every day. Bob’s family will be present to receive visitors on Monday, November 28, 2016 from 2:00 PM until 8:00 PM with a 7:00 PM Vigil for Bob at Skorupski Family Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 955 N. Pine Rd., Hampton Twp. On Tuesday, November 29, 2016, Bob will be taken to St. Jude Thaddeus Parish (St. John the Evangelist Church), 614 Pine St., Essexville, where visiting will continue from 9:00 AM until the time of his 10:00 AM Funeral Liturgy. A private Rite of Committal will be held in St. Elizabeth Cemetery, Reese. Memorial contributions may be directed to McLaren Home Health Care & Hospice or St. Jude Thaddeus Parish (food bank). The entire family wishes to extend a heartfelt thanks to Brent, Brandon, Don, and Louis for their continued support. Expressions of sympathy may be shared with the family online at www.skorupskis.com.

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  1. Farmer Bob as some of us at Mack Lake called him will be missed all. Besides being a great neighbor he was our trail leader. Riding with Bob was always an adventure. We knew when Bob was up at the lake by the corn husk you found in your driveway.You will always be remembered by the Gooldy family. May you rest in peace. Fred and Diane

  2. Farmer Bob will be greatly missed at Mack Lake. You always knew Bob was around by the corn husk you would find in your driveway. Riding with Bob was a great adventure and lots of fun. He will be missed by the entire Gooldy family. May you rest in peace Bob. Fred and Diane

  3. When my dad died, Bob became my 2nd dad. He planted grass up North one year and called me and said, is it growing? I told him, Bob, you better get up here and mow it. Bob is one in a million, and I am proud to say, I was one of his “girlfriends”. Love you.

  4. MY CONDOLENCES TO BOB’S FAMILY AND ALL THE PEOPLE WHOSE LIVES HE CROSSED..I HAVE FOND MEMORIES OF RENA,JACKIE AND THE MACK LAKE GROUP…I KNOW HE WILL BE MISSED BY MANY..I AM NOW REMARRIED AND RESIDING IN FLORIDA,BUT I HANG CLOSE TO SOME GOOD MEMORIES AND GOOD FRIENDS FROM MACK LAKE…SUZANNE TEMPLE-OLSON…HUGS AND MANY PRAYERS.

  5. A greater friend will not be found. We spend many many hours working on the snowmobile trails in Ogemaw County and at the smowmobile club barns working on the equipment. Also spent a few hours sitting in my tractor in the ditch waiting for him to come and pull me out while grooming the trails!!! Rest in peace my dear friend. You will always be remembered with good thoughts. Bob Hutchins

  6. Noreeta…I am sorry to hear about Bob’s passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

    Mitzi Beach-Schwab

  7. Bob was a great person.. I could ask him for help or advise and he would always have an answer for me. He farmed our land for many years, my father thought he was a great farmer and after my dad passed he continued to farm our land for many years. He always had time for you and loved his wit. He was a great neighbor and friend. He will be missed and our thoughts and prayers are with Noretta, Randy, and his entire family.

    Bob and Nancy Willett

  8. Were very saddened to hear of Bob’s passing. We will miss his wit and sense of humor. I am glad our ducks were able to give him and you joy this past summer spending time at your home.
    Scott & Bobbi Smith

  9. Farmer Bob will be missed by the Gooldy family and all at Mack Lake. We always knew when Bob and Norita were in the neighborhood by the corn husk we found in our driveway. We will be lost on the trails without you but I’m sure you will show us the way. Fred and Diane

  10. Bob and Noreeta……Lovely life….. Jeff and I Have been associated with Mack Lake Since 03…….Bob and Noretta always lovely always frisky……!!!! Always made me feel welcome…. We will always miss Bob….Noreeta .. we will always be there for u!!!!!!

    LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Jeff and Nancy Jaszcz

  11. Noreetta, our thoughts, prayers and love are with you and your family.
    One of our special memories of Bob was when we were snowmobiling in the U.P. We stopped at Tahquamenon Falls for lunch. When we walked in Bob bumped into his Grand-daughter. We will always remember the love and pride he showed as he introduced us to her. He was a man that loved his family and it showed.

  12. Sorry to hear the loss of Bob. He was a great guy along with his family. Also was a
    customer at the Howell Farm Service in Gilford . He will be missed by a lot of friends.
    May he rest in piece.

    Marvin and Doris Howell

  13. Bob was one of a kind, we will really miss him. Sending all our thoughts and prayers to the family.
    Jay, Jane, and Amber Swanson


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