Robert L. Myers, 91 of Fishers, Indiana, passed away October 21, 2023. Robert was born March 9, 1932, in Valparaiso, Indiana to the late Leonard and Doris Myers. He graduated from Valparaiso High School and Purdue University. Bob served and was honorably discharged from the U.S. Coast Guard/Navy during the Korean conflict. He married Janet Claussen on May 23, 1959. Bob had great appreciation for music and enjoyed seeing a good-looking horse. He was a member of many horse associations, Airline Pilots Association, and the Quiet Birdman. Bob started his airline career with North Central flying DC3’s and ended his career with Eastern Airlines as Captain flying wide body A-300’s. During his 30-year career he flew eight different aircraft logging more than 25,000 hours.
Surviving is his wife Janet Myers of Fishers, Indiana, his son Dr. Charles R. Myers (Mary Vondran Myers) of Fishers, Indiana, his grandson Matthew C. Myers (Margaret Swanson Myers), and great granddaughter Claire M. Myers, Carmel Indiana, his grandson Michael R. Myers (Nicholette Smock Myers) Corona Del Mar, California. Robert was preceded in death by his parents Leonard and J. Doris Myers and sister Phyllis Dawn.
A private family service and burial was conducted. The family would like to thank Transitions Hospice Care for Danny’s care and compassion.
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So sorry to hear Bob passed away Janet and Family. So glad I called about a year ago and got to talk to him. Bob was Phil Johnson’s best man when we married. Prayers for all of you. Many happy memories. -Joan Johnson
To Jan Myers and family, Dearest Jan, so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. Dennis and I often talk about how we needed to stop by in Fishers and see you again. Many fond memories of Happy Hour gatherings at your lovely Valpo home. Then also stage coach ride and our trip together to Branson! Sorrowfully wish we had done more together. Days and years do pass quickly. We were all four on the same page politically which was fun!! God be with you and family as you share your many beautiful memories. Blessings always, -Lillie and Dennis Lauer
