Bobby Horace Justice

Bobby Horace Justice, 79 of Rome Georgia passed away in his home in the early hours of January 28, 2025. The days before he passed were filled with outpourings of love and support from family and friends who stayed by his side until the very end.

Bobby was born December 30, 1945 and was a life-long resident of Rome. Some highlights of his life would be when he married the love of his life, Carolyn (Smith) Justice, in 1964, when they had their four children, Lisa, Christi, Scotty, and Shane, and the many grandchildren and great grandchildren he was blessed with.

He is preceded in death by his wife, Carolyn (Smith) Justice, mother, Mary (Haygood) Justice, father, Quinn Justice, brothers J.L. Justice, Donald Justice, Steve Justice, sisters, Evelyn Self and Joyce Rausch. 

Bobby is survived by his three sisters and two brothers, Carolyn Wheat (Jerry,) Charlotte Humphries, Angie Colburn(Steve,) James Justice (Lynda,) David Justice (Diane.) His four children, Lisa Culberson, Christi Justice, Scotty Justice (Jessica) and Shane Justice, as well as ten grandchildren, Chris Hawkins, Ashley Hawkins, Bobby Justice, Brian Justice, Kevin Culberson (Katie,) Keegan Smarkusky (Joseph,) Damien Justice, Raistlin Hounchel, Brandon Culberson, Jaden Justice, five great grandchildren, Jasmine Culberson, Paisley Culberson, Kevin Culberson Jr., Briar Justice, and Mary Ellen Smarkusky. 

He is also survived by a special friend, Sue Hawkins, who stood by his side and took care of him in his time of need. 

Bobby loved his family fiercely and worked hard to provide for them, spending many years working at Integrated Products, and Mohawk Industries, also 

his last job being at Model High School. He loved the Model community, especially MHS Lady Devils basketball, almost as much as he loved the Atlanta Falcons.

His Pallbearers are Damien Justice, Brian Justice, LaDell Self, Jamie Stanley, Mark Grogan and Jay Darnell. 

79 years is a long time to create a family, to make friends, and to build a lifetime of memories that will provide his loved ones with some comfort during this period of transition. Life without Bobby won’t be the same. It will be an adjustment for all of those who knew and loved him. While Bobby’s death is incredibly sad, it is by no means a tragedy, because he lived a long and full life. He has gifted those around him with a lifetime of memories that make it impossible to ever forget him.

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