Darling I love you keep watch over me and Lucky.
Love Always and Forever,
Your Wife

Wishing you comfort during this difficult time, and our deepest sympathies go to you and your family.

Brian and Renato


My earliest memories of my oldest brother, Bobby, would be helping him prepare for his paper route.  When he was a young teenager he had a route, and my job was to help him roll and tie the papers with a small string, not a runner band.  He taught me the Bop dance along with rock and roll movements to the tunes of Elvis and the Beatles. I remember when he and our precious Lydia were dating, he would take all of his sisters along with them to the drive-in theatre. A lot of precious memories I will cherish.  I sure am hoping you gave momma a hug from me when you got to Heaven brother.  Love you, Your sister Barbara Havran Dugan 

So sorry to hear of your loss. Thoughts and prayers are with you, Sissy and all of your family. May you find peace in knowing that he is no longer suffering and is at peace with the Lord. My deepest sympathy, sincerely, Joyce Schneider

Bobby crossed my mind a few days before Sharon called on Friday to tell me he had passed. I knew is health had not be good and I guess this memory came to me. When I was a lanky 12 year old my mom (Aunt Jean) decided I needed dance lessons and my teacher said I needed a partner for my Adagio ballet , someone strong enough to lift me. 
I looked up to my cousin Bobby. He was 19,  good looking  and yes, everyone loved to watch him dance. When we ask him he said yes.
He was great to do that. He never let me fall.  I admired him and the family man he was.   My sincere condolences to  you, Sissy and all your family. 

 Norma  Havran Oliver


It is a great honor to write a memory of Bobby.  He was my oldest brother.  He had a sense of humor, loved to drive fast, eat livance' as fast as my mother could cook them and loved music.  Most of all, he loved to dance.  I remember watching him dance with his wife.  It was beautiful.  I wondered if I would ever be able to dance like him.  One day I asked him how did you learn to dance so well.  He told me that when he was a young man, he watched the older, female dancers and choose the best dancer to dance with him.  She would teach him.  One day at a dance, a younger male asked me for a dance.  I had no idea who he was.  But I knew one thing, my brother had indeed taught me to dance.  God bless you, Bobby.  I will miss you.  Save me a place at Table 11.  We will dance the Black Crow Polka! Your sister, Shirley.

Bobby Havran 
My Dad the warrior who fought and won a lot of battles but God was ready to take him home. Dad you were a hard working man, my protector, my baseball buddy, my everything. I cherish all the time I got to spend with you. I love you deeply and miss you so much it hurts all over. I can’t wait to see you again one day. I’ll take care of mom so don’t worry. 
Love always


My brother Bobby. I was a youngster like seven or eight. I found a guitar pic in his room and took it.... It looked like a half of a butterfly wing, so I stole it, but he caught me. I don't remember it all. ( RIP ) 
Scrobby Bobby . . . . . We all love him and now thanks god he is in heaven watching over all of us...... He will be dancing with Moma and I hope he sees daddy and all the rest. 

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Bobby R. Havran

14 October, 1940 – 15 February, 2023

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