
Robert Cains, Jr
October 08, 1945 - August 17, 2016
Obituary
Robert Joseph Cains Jr., 70, of Indianapolis, IN passed away on August 17, 2016. He was born in Indianapolis, IN to Robert J. and Mildred Cains Sr., both preceding him in death. Bob served proudly in the US Navy from 1959 – 1962. He was an HVAC and Maintenance Technician having worked for Lafayette Square Mall, IUPUI Physical Plant and owner operator of B & E Heating & Cooling. Bob was a member of the Sons of Silence 1970 – 1975. He loved motorcycles and rode every day that he was able. Bob enjoyed racing, hot rods, car shows and flea markets. Bob loved life, his friends and especially his family. He was a devoted father, grandfather and friend. He loved going out on the weekends, and for as long as anyone can remember and for as long as Bob could, he loved to have a party and hangout with family and friends. When Bob became unable to travel outside his home, he found new hobbies and enjoyed collecting Pepsi memorabilia, playing Mah-Jongg on the computer, word puzzles and he loved to play dice and board games. Bob is survived by his children, Lyndsay M. Cains, Sara J. (Matthew) David, Logan R. Cooney; and one grandson, William H. David.
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Loye Legan
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I know you will be missed by family members and friends, but so glad your no longer in pain and in heaven painfree
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Sharondra King
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With sincere Sympathy i would like to send my condolences. Please find comfort in God's word the bible ; Revelation 21:4 "And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away." JW.ORG
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susie
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Rest easy my Dear
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Lyndsay Cains
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I miss you daddy. It sucks around here without you. I'm so sorry you had to suffer but I know you're better now. I hope Max has found you :) I love you
Lyndsay
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Michael Scott Ward
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Bob was a great addition to our family. He would play Farkle and eat dinner with us on a regular basis.
He was great in conversation and very honest about the highs and lows of life.
Thankful for him.
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Mary Davis Gregory
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So sad to hear that Bobby had passed away. Sending love and prayers to his family.