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Robert S. March

December 18, 1959 - December 22, 2016

March, Robert S., age 57, Ponca City resident, passed away December 22, 2016 at his home.

Robert was born on December 18, 1959 to Richard March and Opal Chrisope March in San Diego, CA. He grew up in the San Diego area, moved to Kansas City, MO, Ponca City and then joined the Army. After the army, he moved back to Kansas City where he settled for a while. Later, he moved all over the country as an insulator on various pipeline jobs. In the late 1990's, he returned and settled in the Ponca City area. Robert was a private, opinionated man, who enjoyed working on his truck and riding his motorcycle around, as well as a good get together with friends over a beer or few.

He is survived by his son Christopher S. March and wife Nicole of Ponca City, daughter Holly March of Kansas City, and sister Valerie Ehler and husband Michael of Ponca City, grandchildren: Aliyah & Leon March, Heaven, Kj, Kody Tanis and Mary Jane Labandiera.

He was preceded in death by his parents as well as his brothers Rich March and Earnest Seward.

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