Robert J. Schwencer was born July 20th, 1977.  He went home to be with Jesus late Saturday, June 11th, 2022 due to cancer complications.

Robert left behind his wife Samantha Schwencer, son Ronald Schwencer, father Ronald Schwencer, brothers Jeremy and Christopher Schwencer, grandparents, mother-in-law, brother and sister in-laws, numerous uncles, aunts, cousins, nephews and nieces, plus three fur babies. He has been reunited with his mother Cynthia Schwencer.

During his battle, he cared about everyone else, sometimes above himself. He would go out of his way to help anyone in any way that he could. Robert loved his family and friends. He enjoyed fishing, the outdoors, and golf. Robert loved going to church and was happy in his strong faith.

He was a Seahawks fan his whole life (GO HAWKS) and enjoyed listening to all types of music though he was sure to add in what others liked too.

Robert was deeply loved by all who knew him and will forever be in our hearts.

Philippians 1:3 Every time I think of you, I give thanks to my God.

MESSAGES FROM LOVED ONES
You left us too soon Robert, we love you and miss you till we meet again. - Dad

We laughed, we cried, we sat in silence but most of all we loved.  It was a blessing to have had the chance to share the love that we shared. It changed my life, you showed me ways that I never knew. You were a good man to me and a wonderful father. Though not biological, Ron will always be my son. Thank you for him and your love. I know I will see you again one day feasting and singing with the angels praising our Lord and Savior. Till we meet again, I love you as bright as the sun and miss you forevermore.
Your wife Always, Samantha

I've never met a man who was as loving and caring as you were dad. Everything you've bestowed upon me in these 19 years will last with me for the rest of my life and even though you're gone I will still do everything in my power to make you proud as you watch from heaven. You are forever my greatest inspiration in life and my future wife and kids will hear the stories of you and how you continue to give me the drive, the push onward even after you left. I love and miss you. Rock on and go hawks. -Ron