Bobby Stephen Meyer

Born in Frostproof, Florida on March 21, 1940
Departed in Melbourne, Florida on December 7, 2018

Bobby Stephen Meyer, age 78, died suddenly at his home in Melbourne due to heart failure on December 7, 2018.
Born March 21, 1940 in Frostproof, FL to Leo and Lora Mae Meyer, he moved to Melbourne with his family in 1952. In 1956, he met, fell in love and married his high school sweetheart, Jill Linda Dull, while still a sophomore attending Melbourne High School. He eventually graduated from Mel High in 1958, finding time to overachieve in football for the Bulldogs while also a student, friend to all, and family man.
An original “Radiator” who first started working at Radiation, Inc.’s Melbourne Airport campus in 1959, he was a draftsman and designer for 40 years with what eventually became Harris Corporation before retiring in 2005 to pursue fishing and spending more time with his family.
He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Jill, their sons Steve (Trish) and Sleighton (Cheri), and daughter Stefany (Dino); grandchildren “little” Sloan, Janey, Maria, Gina, Jake, Charlie, Shane, Jackson, and Gracie; and great-grandchildren Madison, Jaxson, Jenson, Emma, and Branden. He is also survived by his brothers Morris (Anita) and Carl (Prill); sisters Lavonne (Fred), Diana (Bob), and Martha (Dean); and more than two-dozen nephews and nieces.
And he leaves behind his beloved dog, sidekick and daily walking partner, Holly.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his sisters Betty and Evelyn; and his son, “big” Sloan.
A viewing will be held at Brownlie and Maxwell Funeral Home on Friday December 14th from 5pm – 8pm. Funeral services will take place at Heritage Baptist Church in West Melbourne on Saturday, December 15th at 2 pm.

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Shari Hewitt Whitman and family from Melbourne
December 14, 2018
My heart goes out to "Aunt" Jill, Steve, Sleighton, Stephanie and their families. My family and the Meyer family have been friends my entire life and have many memories of time together over the years. I had the privilege of calling him "uncle" even though we were not really related. He was a coach, teacher and mentor to countless people, kids and adults, over the years. He always had a smile on his face and lived with a joy some people never achieve. He was a well loved family man and friend and will be missed. My prayers for his family in this time of grief and my gratitude for his friendship with my parents and our family throughout all these many years.
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