The colorful obituary describes Robert Adolph Boehm's quirky life and personality, portraying his unwitting comedic approach to death and experiences as a father and husband.
Boehm's daughters wrote of their father, "In accordance with his lifelong dedication to his own personal brand of decorum, he muttered his last unintelligible and likely unnecessary curse shortly before tripping backward over 'some stupid m------------ thing' and hitting his head." This humorous tone captures Boehm’s character, making the farewell both memorable and light-hearted.
The obituary also humorously details his military evasion strategy: 'Much later, with Robert possibly concerned about the brewing conflict in Grenada, Charles was born in 1983.' This highlights Boehm's witty drafting tactics and adds a layer of charm to his life story.
Describing a mishap, the obituary states, 'his lack of military service was probably for the best, given that he managed to shoot holes in his own car's dashboard on two separate occasions.' This quip reflects the family’s affectionate humor about Boehm's clumsy misadventures.
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