Obituary: Bob Flogaus 1939-2012

Flogaus, Robert Charles (Bob) of Phoenixville & Wayne Pennsylvania,
passed away on May 15th 2012, with his wife and sons by his side.
Born, Lansing Michigan, 1939. Son of Howard Andrew Flogaus Sr. and Helen Stephan Flogaus. Bob was Predeceased by brothers Howard A. Flogaus Jr. (Jake) and William Stephan Flogaus
(Bill). Beloved husband of 44 years to Lee (nee Nabors), adored father
of David A. Flogaus (Annie) and W. Randall Flogaus (Diane) and Pop-Pop
of cherished grandchildren Danny, Caroline and Emily.

Bob grew up in Wallingford, PA and graduated from Nether Providence
(Strath Haven) High School and Drexel University with a B.S. in
Mechanical Engineering. The Drexel co-op program paved the way to 48
years of employment at Schramm Inc. in West Chester, where he rose to
the title of Chief Engineer of Hydraulics. Bob was a 37-year member of
the Society of Automotive Engineers

Throughout his life he was an active car enthusiast and drag racer
throughout the Delaware Valley. He enjoyed muscle cars in the 60’s,
Mustangs and Buicks in the 80’s and 90’s, and more recently his prized
Corvettes. He was also member of the Delaware Valley Chapter of the
BMW Car Club of America, held in high esteem. Friends from automotive
pursuits gladly enabled a wonderful extended adolescence. A private
celebration of Bob’s life is planned for June 30th 2012.

Arrangements were facilitated by The Hicks Homes for Funerals, PA of
Elkton, Maryland. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Bob’s name to Tire
Rack Street Survival (a respected National teen driver safety training
program) at 201-A Pelham-Davis Circle, Greenville, SC 29615 (864) 329
– 1919 for further information, visit: http://streetsurvival.org/about-street-survival/

My deepest condolences, Dave! Very sorry to hear that sad news!

Dave: A painful loss to you and your family. But because of him, our lives are better because you are out there as part of our lives! Celebrate his legacy! - our thoughts are with you and your family.

Condolences Dave. Great you two shared your passion for BMW and automobiles in general. I bet you have great memories together. To be cherished forever.

Thank you for taking the time to read this and for the kind words.

Wow. My deepest condolences and sympathies. I don't know you and didn't know your Dad but I do know what you're going through...mine passed away last February. He'll remain with you and continue to guide you along although he's not there with you physically.

Take care...