HOWARD BLOOMER

HOWARD BLOOMER

1945-04-28 2013-01-09


Mr. Howard Bloomer age 67, of Lawtey passed away Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at his residence. Mr. Bloomer was born on April 28, 1945 in San Diego, California to the late John Harrington and Thelma Williams Bloomer. Howard worked as a satellite installer, enjoyed working with computers, painting, drawing and artist work. Survivors are: his wife of over 20 years Debra Padgett Bloomer of Lawtey; children: Cale Bloomer (Amanda) of South Carolina; Christopher Bloomer (Valerie) of Pennsylvania; Lori Ferraro of Starke; Ashley Bloomer of Gainesville; brothers: Doug Bloomer; Dan Bloomer; David Bloomer; Harold Bloomer (Twin); Michael Bloomer; Jimmy Bloomer; Billy Bloomer; grandchildren: Cassie Bloomer; Kendra Bloomer; Hannah Bloomer; Jake Bloomer; Zackary Tussinger; Justice Tussinger; mother-in-law: Adele Starling; sister-in-laws: Linda Duggan; Mary Johnson; Nancy Fischer; Cheryl Heine; brother-in-laws: Maxie Padgett; Douglas Ashley. Private family memorial services will be held at a later date. 

Howard entered our life as a stranger and became our brother and our friend,  Howard will always be rememberd for never being negative, he always looked for the good in everyone and saw the beauty in  every aspect of life, He loved my sister Debra and all of his children more than simple words can say, He has made us laugh and treated us with respect, honesty and kindness may you all know that he is at peace  and is now painting  for us all with his memories. He will be greatly missed and always remembered. Love to you Howard your sister in law Cheryl, (sherry)

tribute by Cheryl Heine

I first met Howard in Mrs. Smith's 5th grade class at Franklin Elementary School in Mesa, AZ. I was facinated with Howard & Harold being twin boys. I have twin sisters and they were the first twin boys I had the opportunity of knowing. Time has erased so many of my memories but I do remember the first time I ever saw them in crisp levis, plaid short sleeve shirts and polished shoes very neat. The things that were important then... I'm glad we crossed paths and to Howard's family, I am so sorry for your loss. Blessings, Linda Kurtz Smothermon

tribute by Linda (Kurtz) Smothermon

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