Birth date: Sep 19, 1953 Death date: Dec 10, 2025
Robert Charles “Bob” Meyers, 72, of Culpeper, Virginia, passed away on December 10, 2025. Born on September 19, 1953, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to the late Harry Robert Meyers and Joan Anna Meyers. Bob lived a full, adventurous Read Obituary
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Bob was a great friend and an even greater man. He took the time to teach others of the wisdom he had gathered over the years.
He will be missed but the legacy of his business like approach to everything in life will endure in those who knew him.
I am an old Pittsburgh friend of Meyers, (we called every one by their last names) We worked construction, lived in the same neighborhood , caved and climbed together and loved the Steelers!
One of many stories: In our very early 20’s none of us had much money, so we pooled enough money to buy one Steeler ticket from a scalper. Having climbing rope and the skills and the strength associated, Meyers volunteered to wrap the rope around his body under his winter coat, and use our one ticket to get into the game. We waited at the agreed upon spot, and after a short time Meyers head popped up looking over the wall of the ramp. He lowered the rope, one end tied around him as the anchor, and we scurried up the 15’ encouraged by the cheers of fans watching this unfold. All 3 of us made it up the rope. It’s great when a plan comes together! What a memorable day that was. He was a good man and friend, I was very sorry to hear of his passing…
John “Steck”
We are so sorry for your loss Alice! Having never met Bob we know he must have been a bright, witty man to have captured your heart. As time passes hang onto to those special memories!
Gwen and Steve
I grew to know my uncle over the years through social media. It’s funny how similar you can be to a family member, without actually being around them. We bonded over those similarities, such as our love for our country and the Steelers, and our disdain for the direction the country is headed, and our distrust of the government. He seemed like a human that was bigger than life, and I wish I could have know him more personally. Thank you for the memories and the conversations. I love you, uncle Bobby.
Bob,
I remember sharing a very NICE glass of Cognac with you and watching THE BLUE MAN GROUP's Las Vegas performance. Your laugh was infectious, haha! You are missed! RIP.
