Birth date: May 19, 1932 Death date: Sep 4, 2020
Robert M. Brumback, Colonel U.S. Army (retired), passed away on September 4, 2020 from complications due to COVID-19. He was surrounded by his family. Bob was born on May 19, 1932, in Orlean, Virginia. He was a soldier, patriot an Read Obituary
I'm one one Robert 'Bob' great grandsons ( Aven Dickerson). I'm 11 and he treated me like a diamond. He was always their for me and was caring you could not explain him in words. Bob also served his country with distinction as an Army colonel. Above all, he was truly a wonderful human being. His passing is a loss to us all and he will be miss him. Truly Aven,
Bob, like many others, it was great to know you and to work with you for 24 years. Your sense of humor made many days a true pleasure. You will be missed as Lucky Pierre, z the Hunter, and the many other characters you enjoyed being. I, too, still love to share our life experiences with family and friends.Take care good buddy until we meet again. Paul (Pablo) Nystrom
Lovely man. Always a smile on his face when came into the office and had a great sense of humor. A true gentleman and pleasure to work with.
Sherrie Nicodemus
Working with Bob was a true honor. He enjoyed a long, and successful career as an amazing senior manager for the City of Clearwater. Bob also served his country with distinction as an Army colonel. Above all, he was truly a wonderful human being. His passing is a loss to us all and he will be missed.
Joe Roseto
Bob was the ultimate public servant; his programs with the Solid Waste Department at the City of Clearwater were leading edge, and he was a great people person. I really enjoyed working with him.
Bob was as fine of man as I had ever known. His work ethic and dedication to the City of Clearwater was unmatched. I like many others learned so much from him. As life goes on I am forever quoting his sayings. I never get tired of sharing his stores and life experiences with family and friends. Bob's smile and sense of humor will never be forgotten. Good-bye Pal.
Bob was an asset to the City of Clearwater. I enjoyed knowing him and working with him while I was on the City Commission.
Rita
