Robert Charles Hohn, lovingly known as “Rockin’ Bob,” age 71, passed away peacefully at home in Canton, Georgia, on August 7, 2026, surrounded by those who loved him.

Above everything else, Bob loved his family. His daughters were the center of his universe, and he loved them fiercely and without reservation. He was endlessly proud of the women they became and treasured the adventures, conversations, laughter, and memories they created together. His grandchildren, Charlie and Izzy, brought him immeasurable joy, and the love they shared with their grandfather will remain with them always.

Some of his happiest moments were spent outdoors. He loved sitting high in a tree and simply watching nature pass beneath him, fishing with his brothers, and spending countless hours rock hounding with his daughters. Those adventures—searching, exploring, laughing, and inevitably coming home with pockets full of treasures—became memories his daughters will carry for the rest of their lives.

He didn’t simply collect beautiful things—he created them. Bob transformed stones into jewelry and works of art, leaving behind pieces made by his own hands that his family will treasure and wear to keep him close to their hearts.

In the days surrounding his passing, messages poured in from people sharing stories about the ways Bob had touched their lives. Some were stories he knew well and took great pride in; others revealed impacts he may never have realized he had. Together, they told the story of a man whose influence extended much farther than even he knew.

He was preceded in death by his mother and father, Elise Harvey Hohn and Joseph Hohn; and his brothers, John, Joseph, Stephen, and William Hohn.

He was immensely loved. He knew he was immensely loved. And he will be greatly missed.