On October 23, 2026, Robert Bernhard Graf, Jr. peacefully passed away surrounded by the love and comfort of his family, leaving behind a lifetime of cherished memories and a beautiful legacy of love, devotion, and family.

Robert was the beloved husband of 51 wonderful years to Janet A. (nee Rackensperger) Graf; a devoted and loving father of Krista Listmann and her husband Matthew, and Lauren Thompson and her husband Carl; and a proud and adoring grandfather of Grason and Colton Listmann, and Lydia and Lily Thompson. He was the dear brother of Jeffrey Graf and his wife Bonnie, and a cherished brother-in-law of Joan Saltzgaver and her husband Roger. Robert is also survived by numerous loving nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his loving parents, Robert Bernhard Graf, Sr. and Louise (nee Winebrenner) Graf.

Above all else, Robert was a family man whose greatest happiness came from the people he loved. He treasured the beautiful life he and Janet built together throughout their 51 years of marriage, sharing countless memories, adventures, and life's everyday joys. As a father, he was a constant source of love, encouragement, and support, taking great pride in his daughters and the families they created. Becoming a grandfather brought Robert immeasurable joy. He was deeply involved in the lives of his four grandchildren, enthusiastically supporting their interests, celebrating their accomplishments, and cherishing every opportunity to spend time with them. His presence, encouragement, and unconditional love will forever remain a treasured part of their lives.

Robert had a wonderful appreciation for antiques and the stories and craftsmanship behind them. He enjoyed collecting unique pieces and lovingly refinishing them, taking pride in restoring their beauty and giving them new life. His patience, skill, and attention to detail were reflected in the many pieces he carefully restored over the years.

Robert also took great pride in his family's business, Hobbywoods, where he worked alongside his father. Following his father's passing, Robert continued the family legacy by taking over the business, honoring the dedication and hard work they had shared. It was a meaningful part of his life and a special connection to his father.

Robert and Janet shared a love of traveling and discovering new places together. They enjoyed many memorable cruises and wonderful vacations to destinations including Hawaii, Aruba, and Florida. Whether exploring somewhere new or simply enjoying each other's company, these journeys created lasting memories that Janet and their family will always hold dear.

Robert will be remembered for his devotion to his family, his hardworking nature, his many talents, and the genuine love and pride he had for those closest to him. His life was filled with meaningful moments, treasured traditions, and the simple joys of being surrounded by family.

The family extends their heartfelt appreciation for the many prayers, expressions of love, kindness, and support offered during this difficult time. Your thoughtfulness and compassion have brought comfort and are deeply appreciated.

A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. Interment will be private.

Robert will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever cherished by all who had the privilege of knowing and loving him.