Robert Greimann

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Robert "Butch" H. Greimann, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, uncle and friend. Robert passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by family and friends on May 7, 2026, in Fayetteville, Ohio. Born on December 24, 1941, Robert lived a life filled with love, laughter, and countless cherished memories.

He is survived by his loving wife, Lisa Greimann, his son Mike Greimann, former daughter-in-law Teri Greimann and Step-daughters, Karen Wilson, Rachel Crum, and Emily (Calvin) Stroud. Robert's legacy lives on through his grandchildren-Tyler Greimann, Stefanie (Josh) Funderburg, Nolan, Camden, and Owen Stroud-and his great-grandchildren, Killian, Octavia, and Castiel. He also leaves behind his treasured sister-in-laws, Belinda Greimann, Donna Byer and Hallie Carroll, brother-in-law Adam Osborn. As well as his nieces Dianna Quigley, Joyce Kruse, Gabrielle Asher, and nephews Jackie Jones, Dave Jones, Steve Greimann and several other nieces, nephews, family and friends. His special friends Robert "Bob" Wilson, Bill Storer, Bill Swearingen and Don Demario. All of whom will hold him in their hearts forever. Robert was preceded in death by: brother Richard Greimann, sister Phyllis Jones, and parents Harry and Margaret Greimann. Also by his beloved dog Widget.

Robert was a fixture in the community, known affectionately as the former co-owner of OK Tire in Blanchester, he built lasting relationships with those around him, and his playful spirit and ready wit brought joy to many. He was a kind and generous soul; always willing to lend a hand or find and bring you what you needed. His CB handle, "Yogi Bear," mirrored his fun-loving personality, and he carried this spirit through his many interests, including attending flea markets and auctions.

Over the years, some of his favorite experiences were traveling and doing deliveries getting to meet new people each day. He also enjoyed finding new gadgets, yard work, Diet Pepsi and arguing with his grandchildren about the Bengals being better than the Steelers.

In recognition of Robert's life and legacy, funeral services will be held on Wednesday, May 13, 2026 at Noon, at Evans Funeral Home, Goshen, where family and friends will gather beginning at 11:00AM to celebrate his remarkable journey.