Ethan Fred Roberts

Birth date: Jan 2, 1946 Death date: Oct 14, 2016

Ethan F. Roberts was born Jan. 2, 1946 to Barney and Mollie Roberts (both deceased). He was 70 years old. Ethan died peacefully on October 14, 2016 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Ethan is survived by his wife Judith Anne Read Obituary

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Nancy Haile

408w ago

Judith and Max, I don't know if you will see this but I hope you will. We lost track of you and I have been searching on the internet trying to find you every so often. George and Ethan were college buddies and good friends for a long time. The last time we saw you was at Max's Bar Mitzvah. That was many years ago. We often thought of you both and of Ethan. We are so sorry that we just found that Ethan had died in October of 2016. We are saddened by this news and the world has lost a wonderful,talented, witty person. I see he retired in 2014 and hope he had some relaxing times with family. If you do see this we would love to hear from you. My email is [email protected]. Our deepest sympathy and love to you and Max.
George and Nancy Haile

Art And Alice Cloos

456w ago

I am so sorry to hear this. Comic fandom has lost a real treasure. I will never forget the afternoon I spent with him at Eternal Con with Art Tripp talking about his life in the hobby and their work on the first comic convention ever held which was in NYC in 1964. Alice's and my deepest sympathies go out to his family and Judith who was so nice to Allie and I that day.

Marcia Mauter

467w ago

Dear Judith and Max:

My belated sympathies on the loss of your dear husband and father, and my dear colleague and friend. Ever since we first crossed professional paths years ago, Ethan has been a pillar of support for advancing ICL's work in the community. And being the natural born leader and team player he was, he inspired our board and staff and clients to simply want to be better at being human. It is with a tear in my eye that I say goodbye. He was a joy and blessing, and my life has been enriched by having him in it.

Marcia

Melva Cole

467w ago

May the God of comfort be with you and your family in the time of your loss He is closer than a falling tear He is ever present and always near God is with you every moment along with all the thoughts and prayers of everyone who cares about. May his promise of eternal life be a comfort to you

Michael L Wilson

468w ago

My name is Michael L Wilson Sr, I want extend my deepest sympathy and prayers to the Roberts family. I was a patient in Hillcrest Hospital,and I shared a room with Ethan for few days. I was able to meet his wonderful wife Judith and family. Ethan was not a complainer,but a expression hospitality. I enjoyed our conversations and friendship that he and his wife showed my family.

Diane Kromke

469w ago

My sympathies to Judith and Max. Ethan was one of the first people I met when I moved to Cleveland to work for the VA. He was always available to help, no matter how small or large the request. Even after retirement, he would still stop by to see me and tell me about his work at the museum.

Herbert Sams

469w ago

Judith and Max I'm very sorry for your lost He did a lot of thing for me most important to me was to help me better myself with me writing. he will sorely be missed .
Herbert Sams

Gene Sturley

469w ago

My sympathy and love go out to the Roberts family.

Marian Yowler

469w ago

Judith and Max, I am so sorry for your loss. I first met Ethan when I came on board to the VA in 1999 and he was such a great person. I really enjoyed working with him on committees and sharing stories about Mas and my son AJ. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
Marian Yowler and family

Susan Fuehrer

470w ago

Ethan will long be remembered for his legacy of continued learning and pursuit of excellence at the Cleveland VA Medical Center. His wisdom and commitment to quality of care and excellent customer service for our Nation's Heroes will live on for decades through those he taught, mentored and lived by example. Judith and Max, blessings for peace at this difficult time.

Sue Fuehrer

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