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Obituary for Phillip E Roark
He was born in Bristol, VA on April 16, 1955 to the late Doug and Virginia (Goodson) Roark. He is preceded in death by a sister, Joyce Goffinet, a brother, Don Roark and triplet sons, Jamie, Jeremy and Jared Roark.
Phil had worked at Aleris for 32 years and was currently working as an auctioneer and a realtor with Indiana Reality & Auction Co. and Braham & Braham Auction Co.
He enjoyed running beagles, hunting, boating, making people laugh and especially spending time with family.
Surviving is his wife of 14 years, Emily (Cronin) Roark; sons, Christopher Roark (Jamie), Jason "Jake" Roark and Dacota Schaad; a daughter, Casandra Schaad; brothers Ron and Darrel Roark and Bill Webster; seven grandchildren, Alesa, Terissa, Kaden, Ayron, Makenzy, Cloie and Jacie Roark; and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be at 11:00AM CST Wednesday, November 23, 2016 at Huber Funeral Home, Tell City Chapel.
Rev. Paul Alvey will officiate. Visitation will be Tuesday from 3:00-8:30PM CST and Wednesday 9:00-11:00 AM at Huber Funeral Home, Tell City.
Memorial contributions may be made to Eddie Cronin Football Memorial Scholarship Fund.
The following tribute by co-worker Patricia Seibert expresses the feelings of everyone who worked or knew Phil.
"Friendship. This man knew the definition. He was the light to his family, the light to our office and the light to our friendship. Phil was always like this, always happy. Phil would make me laugh more than anyone I know. He made work fun, He made a bad day good and was always there to help everyone. As my neighbor he would call and say "no need coming in for that I'll bring it to you". I almost couldn't wait to see what he would put in my mailbox because there was always something hilarious attached. Aside from the laughter he taught me so much. I depended on Phil for lots. His mind was amazing and he could remember everything, solve anything, he was incredibly smart. His love for his family was unreal. There wasn't anything he wouldn't do for his family, friends, clients and just anyone really. There are no words for how difficult this is and how heartbroken So many are.
Obituary for Phillip E Roark
He was born in Bristol, VA on April 16, 1955 to the late Doug and Virginia (Goodson) Roark. He is preceded in death by a sister, Joyce Goffinet, a brother, Don Roark and triplet sons, Jamie, Jeremy and Jared Roark.
Phil had worked at Aleris for 32 years and was currently working as an auctioneer and a realtor with Indiana Reality & Auction Co. and Braham & Braham Auction Co.
He enjoyed running beagles, hunting, boating, making people laugh and especially spending time with family.
Surviving is his wife of 14 years, Emily (Cronin) Roark; sons, Christopher Roark (Jamie), Jason "Jake" Roark and Dacota Schaad; a daughter, Casandra Schaad; brothers Ron and Darrel Roark and Bill Webster; seven grandchildren, Alesa, Terissa, Kaden, Ayron, Makenzy, Cloie and Jacie Roark; and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be at 11:00AM CST Wednesday, November 23, 2016 at Huber Funeral Home, Tell City Chapel.
Rev. Paul Alvey will officiate. Visitation will be Tuesday from 3:00-8:30PM CST and Wednesday 9:00-11:00 AM at Huber Funeral Home, Tell City.
Memorial contributions may be made to Eddie Cronin Football Memorial Scholarship Fund.
The following tribute by co-worker Patricia Seibert expresses the feelings of everyone who worked or knew Phil.
"Friendship. This man knew the definition. He was the light to his family, the light to our office and the light to our friendship. Phil was always like this, always happy. Phil would make me laugh more than anyone I know. He made work fun, He made a bad day good and was always there to help everyone. As my neighbor he would call and say "no need coming in for that I'll bring it to you". I almost couldn't wait to see what he would put in my mailbox because there was always something hilarious attached. Aside from the laughter he taught me so much. I depended on Phil for lots. His mind was amazing and he could remember everything, solve anything, he was incredibly smart. His love for his family was unreal. There wasn't anything he wouldn't do for his family, friends, clients and just anyone really. There are no words for how difficult this is and how heartbroken So many are.
Tobinsport IN
Obituary for Phillip E Roark
He was born in Bristol, VA on April 16, 1955 to the late Doug and Virginia (Goodson) Roark. He is preceded in death by a sister, Joyce Goffinet, a brother, Don Roark and triplet sons, Jamie, Jeremy and Jared Roark.
Phil had worked at Aleris for 32 years and was currently working as an auctioneer and a realtor with Indiana Reality & Auction Co. and Braham & Braham Auction Co.
He enjoyed running beagles, hunting, boating, making people laugh and especially spending time with family.
Surviving is his wife of 14 years, Emily (Cronin) Roark; sons, Christopher Roark (Jamie), Jason "Jake" Roark and Dacota Schaad; a daughter, Casandra Schaad; brothers Ron and Darrel Roark and Bill Webster; seven grandchildren, Alesa, Terissa, Kaden, Ayron, Makenzy, Cloie and Jacie Roark; and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be at 11:00AM CST Wednesday, November 23, 2016 at Huber Funeral Home, Tell City Chapel.
Rev. Paul Alvey will officiate. Visitation will be Tuesday from 3:00-8:30PM CST and Wednesday 9:00-11:00 AM at Huber Funeral Home, Tell City.
Memorial contributions may be made to Eddie Cronin Football Memorial Scholarship Fund.
The following tribute by co-worker Patricia Seibert expresses the feelings of everyone who worked or knew Phil.
"Friendship. This man knew the definition. He was the light to his family, the light to our office and the light to our friendship. Phil was always like this, always happy. Phil would make me laugh more than anyone I know. He made work fun, He made a bad day good and was always there to help everyone. As my neighbor he would call and say "no need coming in for that I'll bring it to you". I almost couldn't wait to see what he would put in my mailbox because there was always something hilarious attached. Aside from the laughter he taught me so much. I depended on Phil for lots. His mind was amazing and he could remember everything, solve anything, he was incredibly smart. His love for his family was unreal. There wasn't anything he wouldn't do for his family, friends, clients and just anyone really. There are no words for how difficult this is and how heartbroken So many are.
Obituary for Phillip E Roark
He was born in Bristol, VA on April 16, 1955 to the late Doug and Virginia (Goodson) Roark. He is preceded in death by a sister, Joyce Goffinet, a brother, Don Roark and triplet sons, Jamie, Jeremy and Jared Roark.
Phil had worked at Aleris for 32 years and was currently working as an auctioneer and a realtor with Indiana Reality & Auction Co. and Braham & Braham Auction Co.
He enjoyed running beagles, hunting, boating, making people laugh and especially spending time with family.
Surviving is his wife of 14 years, Emily (Cronin) Roark; sons, Christopher Roark (Jamie), Jason "Jake" Roark and Dacota Schaad; a daughter, Casandra Schaad; brothers Ron and Darrel Roark and Bill Webster; seven grandchildren, Alesa, Terissa, Kaden, Ayron, Makenzy, Cloie and Jacie Roark; and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be at 11:00AM CST Wednesday, November 23, 2016 at Huber Funeral Home, Tell City Chapel.
Rev. Paul Alvey will officiate. Visitation will be Tuesday from 3:00-8:30PM CST and Wednesday 9:00-11:00 AM at Huber Funeral Home, Tell City.
Memorial contributions may be made to Eddie Cronin Football Memorial Scholarship Fund.
The following tribute by co-worker Patricia Seibert expresses the feelings of everyone who worked or knew Phil.
"Friendship. This man knew the definition. He was the light to his family, the light to our office and the light to our friendship. Phil was always like this, always happy. Phil would make me laugh more than anyone I know. He made work fun, He made a bad day good and was always there to help everyone. As my neighbor he would call and say "no need coming in for that I'll bring it to you". I almost couldn't wait to see what he would put in my mailbox because there was always something hilarious attached. Aside from the laughter he taught me so much. I depended on Phil for lots. His mind was amazing and he could remember everything, solve anything, he was incredibly smart. His love for his family was unreal. There wasn't anything he wouldn't do for his family, friends, clients and just anyone really. There are no words for how difficult this is and how heartbroken So many are.
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