In Memory

Carl Jobe

Carl Jobe

 

 

 

July 6, 2012

Carl Eugene Jobe - 1957-2012

ASHLAND — Carl Eugene Jobe, 54, of Ashland, passed away

Wednesday, July 4, 2012, in King’s Daughters Medical Center in

Ashland.

Mr. Jobe was born Sept. 26, 1957, in Ashland, son of Denver Jobe of

 

Ashland and the late Helen Ruth York Jobe. Carl began working at

Jobes Body Shop in 1975 and worked there for 37 years, he became

the owner in 2007. He was an avid outdoorsman who enjoyed camping,

fishing, hunting and riding ATVs. He was a JFL football coach for

Ashland and an Ashland National baseball coach. His true love was racing, he was founder, president and racer of WOW (Winged Outlaw

Warriors Racing Series), he had numerous wins on the track in his 20

years of racing. He was a lifetime Ashland Tomcat fan and a Kentucky

Wildcats fan. Carl sacrificed his life and health to raise his four boys,

and to take care of his wife.


Carl leaves behind his loving wife of 36 years, Betty Church Jobe;

sons,Bob Jobe and his wife, Robin, Nathan Jobe and his wife, Jessica,

Matt Jobe and his wife, Krystal, and Chad Jobe and his wife, Michele,

all of Ashland; grandchildren, Macie, Desirae, Jada, Tristian, Ethan,

Evan, Baby Boy Jobe (due in November), Dustin, Henry, Isabele and

Lusha; his twin brother, Clarence Jobe (Kathy) of Ashland; loving niece

and caregiver, Johnda Shaffer; and a host of nieces and nephews he

loved as if they were his own.


In addition to his mother, he was also preceded in death by his

brother, Denver Jobe Jr.

 

Funeral service for Mr. Jobe will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 8, 2012, at

Neal Funeral Home in Catlettsburg. Pastor Ron Fultz will officiate. Final

rest in Golden Oaks Memorial Gardens in Ashland.

 

Visiting hours are from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday the funeral home.

 


 



 
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08/05/12 02:40 AM #1    

Debbie Howard (Daniels)

I extend my sincere sympathy to Carl's wife, children, grand-children, his brother Clarence and all his family. I attended grade school, jr. high school and "Blazer" with Carl and Clarence. I remember that both of these twin boys were quiet, mannerly, kind and respected our teachers,----- but in Grade School---if Carl started laughing in class about something then Clarence would also, and then that started a chain reaction of fun and giggling in the entire class-----Good Memories ----Debbie Howard (Daniels) 


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