Robert Audette
February 23, 1942 - November 24, 2009

Robert was born February 23, 1942 in Manchester, New Hampshire and moved to Port Charlotte 10 years ago from Livonia, Michigan. He was a Vietnam Veteran who served proudly in the U.S. Navy. He was a member of St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church of Port Charlotte. He was a member of the American Legion Post 110, VFW Post 5690 and the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 2121 all of Port Charlotte.

He was survived by his loving wife of 15 years, Sarah A. Love-Audette; a son, Robert Audette of Tennessee; 4 daughters, Noelle Newton, Michelle Audette, Renee Pascas and Lori McLeod all of Michigan; a sister, Diane Carver and a brother, Peter Audette both of Concord, NH; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

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Robert was born February 23, 1942 in Manchester, New Hampshire and moved to Port Charlotte 10 years ago from Livonia, Michigan. He was a Vietnam Veteran who served proudly in the U.S. Navy. He was a member of St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church of Port Charlotte. He was a member of the American Legion Post…

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Mark P. Phillips left a message on November 27, 2009:
Robert, or Bobby as I was to call him, was my first Sgt. at Arms at Post#110, Port Charlotte. I had joined Post#110 in 1993, but never went there much. Then I received a bulletin from the post, asking for volunteers for The Honor Guard. I called and asked what it was about and when they told me, I said to myself If I can't do anything else (because of my disabilities), I can surely Honor Passed Fellow Veterans. Bobby taught me, first by shoing me.. and then 'shoving me into the middle of it.' Bobby was one of the friendliest men I have ever known. He taught me by example and 'on the job'. He'd correct my mistakes and explain the why's of what was wrong. He never yelled. He was always cordial but he could be a staunch defender as well. My daughter's and wife met him when I was inducted as 2nd Vice-Commander in 2007. My youngest daughter thought he was very special and I was honored when she told me at the Grand Opening of the new building, Dad, can I take some pictures of you and your friends? I was so very Honored to be amongst these men and women Veterans. I stood in awe of all of them and still hold them in my heart as friends and Fellow Service persons. For Sara and the children, My blessings and condolences are with you. This man was so very special and he will be dearly missed. Mark P. Phillips
Beatrice Ramirez left a message on November 27, 2009:
Bob your ever present smile will be missed. Even with all your discomfort you called me when John passed & helped with the Memorial service at the Legion. You have some great company up there -- enjoy and suffer no more.RIP Bea(the one time hat lady)
Valerie Dutcher left a message on November 27, 2009:
Sending my thoughts and prayers to the loved ones left behind (me included!) Love you much, Uncle Bob. ~Valerie
Diane E. Carver left a message on November 27, 2009:
To my dear brother, Bobby..... I am sorry to hear of your passing but know that you are now with mom and dad (another angel added to our network) ~ I am glad that we were able to see you in June of 2008 when you were feeling better. My condolences to my nieces and nephew and to Sally. Love you and rest in peace! Your baby sister, Diane
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