Ned A. Robinett

Ned A. Robinett born Sept. 1, 1923 in Bettsville, OH, to Austin B. and Florence (Falvy) Robinett, passed away Saturday, October 31, 2026 at Valley View Care Center. He was 103. Ned was a graduate of Bettsville High School in 1941 and Bowling Green State University with a Bachelors of Arts Degree. He was a founding member and served as first president of Epsilon Chi Chapter of Sigma Nu Fraternity.

He was a United States Army veteran serving as Staff Sergeant , during WWII 1943-1945, in Oran, North Africa, Sicily and Italy in the 181st Quarter Master Supply Depot. Upon his return home, Ned was employed as an accountant at Clauss Cutlery Co. retiring after 35 years.

He married Juanita Moser, of Fostoria, on Aug. 7, 1954.

Ned attended Hayes Memorial United Methodist Church and was an honorary member of Fremont Elks Lodge #169, Life Member of the American Legion Post #121, Veterans of Foreign Wars #2947, and Member of Fremont Country Club for over 60 years.

He is preceded in death by parents, sister Irene Lehmann; brother Owen Robinett.

Surviving is his brother Larry (Carol) Robinett, Castalia, OH and Palmetto, FL; nephews Ron (Cindy) Robinett, Avon Park, FL, Steve Robinett, Bloomville, Scott Robinett, Clyde; nieces Laura (Gary) Gellert, IN, Louan (Rick) Whetsel, Rising Sun, and Lynn St. Clair, Westerville; Darci (Guy) Graber, Risingsun; Desia Holcombe; Tammy (Tony) Seipel of Westerville, OH; Teri Meister of Hillard, OH; numerous great nieces and great nephews; special friends Kristen Black, Brandi Baez, Jan Wadsworth.

Enjoyed golf, flower gardening, traveling and spending time at their condo on the beach at Treasure Island, FL, for over 30 years.

Visitation will take place on Sunday, November 8, 2026 from 2-4P.M. at Herman-Karlovetz Funeral Home & Crematory, 900 North Street, Fremont, OH. Funeral services will begin at 1P.M. on Monday at the funeral home. Pastor Andrea Thurston will officiate. Burial will follow with military graveside rites at Oakwood Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Hayes Memorial United Methodist Church or Northcoast Veterans Museum, Gibsonburg, OH. Online condolences may be expressed at www.hermanfh.com