Robert C LaVigne 85 obituary from Florida and Ohio roots
Robert C. LaVigne 85 of St. Augustine Florida died February 4 2025 surrounded by family. Born August 23 1939 in Genoa Ohio worked 61 years as a store manager for Kroger Winn Dixie and Walmart. Survived by four sons two daughters sisters fourteen grandchildren twelve great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. A celebration of life will be July 20 2025 from 1 to 8 p.m. Beaver Creek Reservation Amherst Ohio. Donations to Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary Queen of the Universe.
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Robert C
Bob’ LaVigne
St. Augustine
Florida
Genoa
Ohio
Leo and
Bernadine Reinemeyer LaVigne
Robert
Kroger
Winn Dixie
Walmart
Marge
Cardinal Stritch High School
Toledo
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Elyria
Orlando
Marge LaVigne
Richard LaVigne
Kristopher LaVigne
Richard Kroetz
Jeffery
Deborah) LaVigne
Michael
Cheri) LaVigne
Lawrence LaVigne
James
Melinda) LaVigne
Laurie
Dan) Arroyo
Lisa
Alan) Mahilo
Bernadette Kroetz
Kentucky
Elizabeth
John) Buehrer
National Shrine of Mary, Queen of the Universe
Beaver Creek Reservation
North Lake St
Amherst
David Gergen dies at 83 a longtime White House adviser
David R. Gergen, a veteran insider who advised four presidents and shaped White House communications, died July 10 at a retirement community in Lexington Massachusetts at age 83. The cause was Lewy body dementia, his son said. He served in Nixon Ford Reagan and Clinton administrations and later became a noted political analyst on CNN NPR PBS and Harvard Kennedy School. He helped craft pivotal debate lines and press strategy while earning a reputation for civility and institutionalism. He published essays and books on leadership and taught at Harvard leading its Center for Public Leadership from 1999 to 2023.
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University of Virginia
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