Robert “Bob” Eugene Myers, age 73, of The Villages, FL and formerly of Troy, OH, passed away peacefully on February 19, 2026.

Born on April 13, 1952, in Troy, Ohio, Bob was the beloved son of William Douglas Myers and Patricia Joan (Siler) Myers. He is survived by his daughter, Angelia “Angie” Anderson (Brian) of The Villages, FL; his grandchildren, Ashlee Crabtree of Troy, OH; Trey Wiley of Huber Heights, OH; Brady Anderson (Kristen) of Troy, OH; and Caleb and Rylee Anderson of St. Paris, OH. He is also survived by his great-grandchildren, Brogan Crabtree, Lane Yohey, and Lauralee Anderson, all of Troy, OH, as well as his former spouse and lifelong friend, Vickie Knoderer (Greg) of The Villages, FL. His brothers, William “Bill” Myers (Cassie) and Bruce Myers (Laura) of Troy, OH, nieces and nephews, and several special caregivers also survive.

Bob graduated from Troy High School in 1970. He devoted 37 years of his career to Hobart Corporation in Troy, Ohio, where he worked in customer service and was recognized for his work ethic, dependability, and the pride he took in serving others.

Bob was a member of St. Patrick Church in Troy, OH, where he faithfully served as an usher for many years. He was also deeply involved in his community, volunteering as an officer and supporter of the Troy Cheerleading Boosters and the Troy Strawberry Festival Queen’s Pageant. Bob believed in dedication to his community and the importance of being a positive influence for the youth of Troy.

Above all, Bob treasured his time spent with loved ones. He especially enjoyed attending his family’s sporting events and activities, taking walks around town, bargain/thrift shopping, and relaxing in the sunshine by the pool. His greatest joy and biggest accomplishment was the love and support he showed to his family and those he loved throughout his life. He was their biggest cheerleader.

Bob will be remembered for his stubborn will, fighting spirit, kind heart, service to his community, and dedication to his family. His legacy lives on in the many lives he touched.

A Celebration of Life will be held in Troy, Ohio at a later date.