Robert Michael Hosier
May 23, 1954 ~ July 14, 2022
On Thursday July 14th, Robert Michael Hosier, loving son, brother, uncle, cousin, & friend to many passed away surrounded by the love of his family. Lovingly known to all as Mike, he grew up in Lakewood with his 6 siblings and his parents, Robert & Marion Hosier.
Mike loved fishing and camping, in addition to a good ol’ margarita and choosing the winning Powerball numbers!
He and was a constant presence in his family’s lives, never missing an opportunity to care for his friends and family. He will be remembered as the best friend any sister and brother could ask for, in addition to his smile and the laughter he brought to everyone he met.
He was preceded in death by parents Robert & Marion Hosier, Pat Hosier (brother), and Carol Scholl (sister). He is survived by this his siblings, Susan Turnbull, Brian (Amy) Hosier, Tim Hosier, & Dan (Debbie) Hosier, in addition to numerous nieces and nephews. A celebration of life is planned for a future date.
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Ill always have the image of Mikes smile. He was such a gentle man.
Mike was one of my best friends and my Brother Ill miss you ol buddy. See you in Heaven.
Hard to put 60 years of friendship into words. From 5th grade through High school and beyond, there was never a time I can remember Mike not flashing that smile of his. we spent many a hours at Morse park, Lakewood Lanes, playing pool and pinball thrying ever so hard to beat each other, but always walked away with a "See ya tomorrow" Friendship like ours don't come along to often and I hope everyone has a Mike in their life to share it with. We love you my friend and we will see each other again someday. I am glad you are now pain free. will miss you.
Hard to put 60 years of friendship into words. I can only say that through the years at St. Bs and Jr. high and all through high shoot and beyond we had a lot a fun times. None of which I would take back. You were always a best friend to me all those years. We love ya Mike and will miss you, but we will see each other again someday. RIP my friend
We grew up children, to adolescence, to adults. Well maybe we never quite grew up. Too many adventures to list, but it seems like another come to mind each day since Mikeys passing. Mike mightve been the most natural athletic talent of all of The Boys. He defiantly was the most temperate one in our posse. He probably reserved his intemperance for his brothers, but that was mostly Three Stooges type stuff – lol. Mike mightve been a quite person, but he was smart, and his outlooks were wise.
Im blessed and proud to have been his comrade for so many years.
God Bless Mike, his family esp. his devoted brother Dan. We should all be so fortunate to have a Dan in our lives