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In Loving Memory of Robert Gregory Vreeman
September 18, 1953 – July 29, 2025
Robert “Bob” G Vreeman, of Ephrata, Washington, passed away on July 29, 2025, at the age of 71 at home surrounded by his family. A beloved father, grandfather, brother, cousin, and friend, Bob lived his life with passion, grit, and a heart full of love.
Bob was the proud father of seven children: Melissa Dignan, Kelly Vreeman, Josh Vreeman, Tiffannie Vreeman, Kristine Vreeman, Julia Vreeman, and Michael Vreeman. He was also a cherished grandfather to sixteen grandchildren, each of whom he adored deeply and loved.
Bob had a passion for cars especially hotrods, It started when he bought his first car at 13 a '53 ford, That's where he began his bondo work and later was know as bondo Bob. He studied Auto Body in college, And for more than 45 years, he ran his own businesses, pouring his heart and soul into every venture. His artistic talent shone through in the way he designed and painted cars—each one a work of art. Whether it was a perfectly executed burnout or a perfectly placed pinstripe, Bob made magic happen behind the wheel and under the hood.
He was known for his infectious laugh, wild and adventurous spirit, and for being the guy who would drop everything to help someone in need. His wild stories from out running the cops to his wild burnouts and the boating adventures , his energy lit up every room, and his dedication to hard work left a legacy that lives on in his family.
More than anything, Bob loved his family fiercely. He worked tirelessly to provide for them, and more importantly, to teach them the value of hard work, resilience, and joy. Bob was one of a kind!
He will be deeply missed, forever loved, and always remembered.
A celebration of Bob’s life will be held on August 9th at 11:00 a.m. at Crescent Bar Chinook Park. Friends and family are welcome to come share stories, laughter, and memories in his honor.





