YOUNGSTOWN – Robert “Bob” F. Jakubovic Sr., 84, handed away peacefully surrounded by his household at his dwelling on Tuesday, December 29, 2020.
Bob was born on July 6, 1936, in New Salem, Pennsylvania, the son of Pete and Irene Tokar Jakubovic, and was a lifelong resident of the realm.
Bob graduated from Woodrow Wilson Excessive College in 1954. He started working on the Loblaw grocery retailer, finally being promoted to retailer supervisor. He labored till the shop closed within the 1970s after which labored for Servi-Clear as a truck driver till his retirement on February 22, 1997.
Bob helped his brother on Envelope One after he retired. He was often called the “upkeep man”.
Bob loved enjoying golf and bowling along with his household. In retirement, Bob spent most of his time attending his grandson’s baseball video games and karate tournaments.
He enlisted within the navy in 1958 and was honorably discharged in 1964.
Bob married the love of his life, Helen J. Carney, on November 21, 1959, at St. Patrick Church in Youngstown.
Bob leaves to cherish his reminiscence, his spouse of 61 years, Helen; his sons, Robert F. (Jennifer) Jakubovic of Loveland, John P. Jakubovic of Youngstown and Michael S. (Jennie) Jakubovic of Poland; his daughter, Nancy J. (Christopher) Brooks of Canfield; his sister, Marie Repasky of Boardman; and his brother, James (Sally) Jakubovic from Poland.
Bob additionally leaves behind his six adored grandchildren, Ronald P. Sullivan from Michigan, Ryan T. Sullivan from Canfield, Arden H. Jackubovic from Loveland, Michael S. (Lexi) Jakubovic Jr. from Leavittsburg, and Sylvester and Sean Gonda from Poland. ; and his great-grandson, Dominic Jakubovic.
Along with his dad and mom, Bob was preceded in loss of life by his son-in-law, PJ Rogan.
Non-public funeral providers have been held on Monday, January four, 2021 at Fox Funeral House, celebrated by the Rev. Edward P. Noga, with navy honors from america Military.
A personal funeral was held at Calvary Cemetery.
Preparations have been entrusted to Edward J. Fox & Sons Funeral House, 4700 Market St., Boardman. Household and buddies can go to www.foxfuneralhome.org to view this obituary and ship their condolences.
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