Robert Penn

Robert Penn Obituary

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Age - 95

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October 8, 2023

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Columbus, OH

Robert L Penn, age 95, passed away on Saturday, October 7, 2023 at Hoover Haus Assisted Living He was the owner/operator of LD Penn and Sons Trucking Member Memorial Baptist Church in Columbus and also Calvary Baptist Church, Northport, FL Veteran US Navy He loved to travel and enjoyed spending time with family and friends Preceded in death by, loving wife of 63 years, Florence, parents Leonard and Anna Penn, sister, Katherine Dean, brother, Billy Penn Survived by, children, Janet Bulen, Polly (Michael) Russolillo, Diane McConaha and Laura (Mark) Hunt, grandchildren, Jennifer, Jordan, Justin, Jinger, Ashley, Julie, Alison, Jillian, Ryann, Zachary, Derek and Colton, numerous great grandchildren, other family and friends Arrangements are pending with JERRY SPEARS FUNERAL HOME of HILLIARD, 5471 Frazell Rd, with burial to follow at Dublin Cemetery Please check back later for service time information To to the family or in memory of Robert Penn, please

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