Robert

September 7, 1967 ~ April 20, 2022

Born in: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Resided in: Torrance, California

Robert E. Bailey, 54, formally of Harrisburg, residing in Los Angeles, passed away after succumbing to injuries suffered from a motorcycle accident on Wednesday April 20, 2022 with his sister Patricia by his side.

He was born September 7, 1967 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania to Walter and Carol Bailey. After graduating from Dauphin County Technical School in 1985 and his Honorable Discharge from the United States Marine Corps, he followed in his father’s footsteps, Bob started his career as a painter.

After a few years back in Harrisburg he decided to head back to where he loved to be and that was California. His painting career continued with the City of Santa Monica where he completed his most memorable job, painting the famous Santa Monica Pier sign that has been viewed in many movies throughout the years. He later joined the LA County Port Authority also as a painter.

He was an avid and dedicated Steelers fan. He also enjoyed hiking, camping, snowboarding, surfing, rock balancing and riding his Harley. Those who knew Bob always enjoyed his devilish sense of humor and a great smile.

He was preceded in death by his father Walter E. Bailey and brother Aaron E. Bailey. Surviving is his mother Carol J. Bailey, sister Patricia Deguzman (Dan), brother Kenneth Bennett (Lois), brother Michael J. Bailey (Melissa), nephew Bryan Deguzman, niece Kelly Houck (Dan) and step-mother Penny Bailey.

A plaque in honor of Bob’s name, will be placed at the Santa Monica Pier. Interment will be at Fort Indian Town Gap in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on September 20, 2022 at 3 p.m. with full Military Honors.

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  1. I’m missing you everyday brother. Semper Fi and I will never forget our memories although most were over the phone but we never lost a beat when one of us called no matter how long it would be

  2. candle 8Bob, I miss you so much! I am so great full that we got to spend time together last August and sending each other pictures through the phone from your yearbook. And forever more, you do have the best “LEGS”!!!
    I love you.

  3. candle 7Holly Shade Schlegel…didn’t know you well but sorry had gone before all of us but we will.meet again someday God has gained another 😇 angel

  4. candle 4Very sorry for the loss of your love one. Our prayers are with your family during this difficult time.

  5. candle 7Bob you were a good friend, co worker, true to your trade, and had a heart of gold! We miss you every day! May you Rest In Peace until
    all our paths cross again!

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