Robert J. Angier 47 of Lake George, NY, born May 20, 1979, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.

Robert was born in Sharon, Connecticut on May 20, 1979, the son of George Booth and Elizabeth Angier.

Owner operator of Robs Remodeling, Rob enjoyed building houses from the ground up. He also enjoyed motorcycles, gaming with his crew, and spending time with his kids.

He is survived by his girlfriend, Kyla Reinemann; children, Haely Angier and Elijah Angier; sister’s, Rachel Schultz, Heather Booth, and Stephanie Booth; brothers, Michael Angier and Francis Booth; uncles, George Angier, Rick Angier, Carl Angier, several cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.

He was predeceased by his Parents, George and Elizabeth Booth.

A celebration of life will be held at the family’s discretion.

Dad,

I’m proud to carry on your name, personality, attitude, and all the other cherished attributes of yours. You were the best dad I could’ve had and I will always appreciate all you did for me, we were a tandem duo and I feel empty without you here. I hope to make you as proud as I was of you and carry on where you left off. I will continue your memory sharing stories with laughs and pride in who you were and doing everything with your spirit within it. There could never have been enough memories, but I will forever be appreciative of the ones I had. I’ll never forget how much you loved me and how much I meant to you and how much you meant to me. I love you endlessly and I will never stop missing you until I get to see my dad and my partner on crime again. Forever an Angier, Your kiddo Haely

I promise to always remember our hours of gaming together, the music tests, all our conspiracy theory talks, and our breakdowns together. I will forever cherish our weekends and talks. I promise I’ll never forget who I am and why I am who I am. I will continue to keep my promises. I’ll never forget you or the things you’ve taught me. I love you -Lorissa

To My Love,

I still find myself reaching for you, expecting to hear your voice or see your smile. It's hard to believe you're no longer here, because my heart still feels so connected to yours. Losing you has changed everything. There are moments when the silence feels unbearable, and I would give anything for one more hug, one more conversation, one more chance to tell you how much I love you. Thank you for the love we shared, the memories we created, and the way you made me feel seen and cherished. Those moments will stay with me forever. Even though our time together wasn't long enough, I'll always be grateful that our paths crossed. Some days I don't know how to keep going without you, but I know you would want me to keep living, loving, and finding strength even through this pain. I promise to carry your memory with me wherever I go. I'll speak your name, remember your laughter, and hold onto the love we built. I miss you more than words can ever express. My heart aches for you every single day, and a part of me always will. But I take comfort in knowing that love like ours doesn't end—it lives on in my heart forever. Until we meet again, know that you are deeply loved, endlessly missed, and never forgotten. Forever yours, Kyla 

Condolences may be sent directly to Baker Funeral Home, 11 Lafayette St., Queensbury, NY 12804, or through www.bakerfuneralhome.com.