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Robert C. Schroer

February 12, 1968 ~ October 14, 2026

Born in: Brazil, Indiana
Resided in: Brownsburg, Indiana

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Robert C. Schroer
58, of Brownsburg, passed away on October 14, 2026, after a courageous battle with ALS. Robert was born on February 12, 1968 in Brazil, Indiana to Owen Schroer and Linda (Royer) Diehl.

Robert earned his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from Purdue University, as well as an MBA from Wesleyan University. He worked as a facilities manager for General Motors for 35 years, before retiring. An outdoorsman at heart, Robert enjoyed biking, fishing, camping, golfing and playing corn hole. He was also an outstanding cook and loved cooking on the grill and cheering on the Indianapolis Colts and Purdue Boilermakers. He will be remembered for his lasagna, and his prime rib dinners, as well as his humble, hardworking, kind, and selfless spirit who would help anyone in need.

He was preceded in death by his niece, Stephanie Jeffers.

In addition to his parents, he is survived by his wife, Christy (Sardinas) Schroer; his children Nicholas Schroer, Emily Schroer (Jared Van Dam), Jacob Schroer (Sierra Bayha); brother Richard Schroer (Danielle) and sister Julie Kelly (Kenny). He enjoyed being “Yayo” to his granddaughter Presley Joyce, as well as uncle to nieces and nephews, Ryan, Paige, Colt, Gracie, Maggie, Betsy, Hannah, Haleigh, and Hunter, who will all miss him dearly.

In keeping with his wishes, Robert will be cremated and his family and friends will gather in celebration of his life privately. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are encouraged to be made in Robert’s memory to the ALS Association, https://www.als.org/.

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  2. Rest in peace Rob. I always enjoyed working with Rob. We had plenty of laughs together, whether we were working, bowling or socializing. The Schroer family will be in my prayers.

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  3. Rob was such an amazing person. He was so full of humar and kindness! He would do anything for anyone. I am so blessed to have had the opportunity to work with him! My thoughts and prayers are with the Schroer family at this very difficult time.😇 Rest in peace Rob!😇

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  4. 🥃🥃 Let’s raise a glass to my friend Rob . Some people are simply irreplaceable, and Rob was one of those people. I’m grateful for the memories, the laughs, and the time we were blessed to share. Though he may be gone, he’ll never be forgotten. Here’s to Rob — a great friend, a good man, and a life that made a difference. You’ll be missed, buddy, but never forgotten. Rest easy, Rob. 🥃smooth

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  6. Please accept my sincere love and prayers for your family, Christy and for you. I’m so sorry you’ve lost Rob. He was a wonderful man always positive always upbeat. If there’s anything I can do for you I would be happy to. Sending love to you. His soul is at peace with Our Lord waiting for his love!❤️ ❤️

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  7. Christy I am so very sorry for your loss. Blessings for your family and friends as you navigate this tremendous loss.

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  8. Christy I am so very sorry for your loss. Blessings for your family and friends as you navigate this tremendous loss.

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  9. Christy and Family
    Sending you my deepest condolences on the passing of Rob. I had the privilege of working with him years ago and he was both an incredible mentor and a good friend. I will always remember his constant positivity and brilliant one-liners that kept us all smiling. He brought so much light to our team, and he will be missed. Thoughts and prayers for you and family during this difficult time.

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  11. In Loving Memory of Rob

    When I think of Rob, I think of the good times, the laughter we shared over the years. My wife and I have some wonderful memories of spending time with Rob and his wife, Christy. Whether we were visiting their home or having them over to ours for cookouts, there was always good conversation, plenty of laughs, and great company.

    Rob had a wonderful sense of humor and was just one of those people you genuinely enjoyed being around. We also shared a love for the Indianapolis Colts, which gave us something else to talk about and enjoy together.

    It’s funny how some of the simplest moments in life turn out to be the ones you treasure the most. Those cookouts, conversations, and laughs may have seemed like ordinary days at the time, but looking back, they were truly special.

    Rob was a good man and someone I will always remember fondly. I’m grateful our paths crossed and that my wife and I had the opportunity to share those memories with him and Christy.

    Rest in peace. You will be missed, but never forgotten.

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