Herman lived in Atlanta, married his sweetheart Josie Mae. They were very committed to their Faith and Family.  Not long after moving from Atlanta, they had a Son Doug (wife Freida), then the family moved to Adamsville, then moved to Mableton, then to Douglasville, which was called home for the family.

Herman Edward Gober
Resident of Douglasville Ga
Predeceased by Wife: Josie Gober,
Father General Jackson Gober, Mother Bessie Mae Gober,
Brothers: James and JW Gober and their children and grandchildren

Herman worked for 35 years with Yellow Freight as a Truck Driver.

Additional Family
2 granddaughters
Jennifer Rayburn (husband Shane). 2 great great grandchildren. Trent and Alexis now residing in Gainesville Ga
Julie Hoff. (Husband Michael). 1 child, Josie , now residing in Gainesville Ga

2 Grandsons
Nicholas Watson. (Wife Laura). 2 great grandchildren children. Jenna and Lain. All residing in Waleska Ga
Christopher Watson. (Wife Tiffany). 3 children
Brooke, Avery and Wyatt. All residing in Canton Ga.

Graveside Services:
Sunrise Memorial Gardens
Lithia Springs Ga
Date: Thursday, December 10, at 2:30

Herman had a zest for life, loving fishing, hunting, and he loved taking family trips to the beach. Funny memories of Herman were camping with Doug, in the freezing snow temperatures, and Doug's feet so frozen, his Daddy took Doug's boots off - and held his feet to a fire..... instead of hunting! Lol. There were hunting times when they didn't pack well his Daddy took underwear from the drawers of the camper and put them on their heads trying to stay warm while sleeping. One of the most challenging sports moments was the fishing time when they had their tackle box sitting on the rocks at St Andrews Bay in Florida, and a huge wave come up and washed their tackle box and fish away!

Herman suffered the loss of his wife Josie Mae at an early age of 68. Through his Faith, he was blessed to join with Ruby Parsons, and they married. They had many trips to Vegas, Florida, Grande Canyon. After Ruby passed, Herman relocated to a senior community, and ultimately to his final destination of The Blue Garnett, located off the Square in Marietta. He was blessed to have a caretaker - Gilbert - which became his new best friend. They truly had a close relationship...Gilbert was holding Herman and had Doug on the phone with them as Daddy peacefully passed away.

Those wishing to send online condolences may do so at www.LakesideFuneralHomeGA.com

Lakeside Funeral Home 121 Claremore Drive, Woodstock, GA 30188 ph. 770) 293-2757 is honored to assist the Gober Family.