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His devoted wife followed him wherever he went. He reached the rank of Machinery Technician Third Class. From this union in May 2017 was born one son, Brody Owen Bomba.Īlong with his twin, upon graduation, Karl joined the United States Coast Guard, which he proudly served for six years upon Lake Michigan in Sturgeon Bay and ultimately Sheboygan, WI, where his son was born. They were married on Augon the white sands along the ocean of Pensacola Beach, FL. At high school, he also met his sweetheart and future wife, Alyssa Rae (Beerup) Bomba.
Tall and naturally strong, Karl enjoyed weightlifting and quickly became varsity on the cross country team, even participating in the state finals.
Eventually "the Bomba twins," as they quickly became known, transferred to Yorkville High School, where they graduated and befriended still more. They nurtured an early love of rural life biking freely through the country roads, canoeing down the Fox River, working on farms, and enjoying their parents' gardens and animals. Together, happy days rolled by in innocent mischief. Inseparable to the end, Kurt and Karl attended the local schools and made many lasting friends, including Connor Duncan, Tayler Schomer, and Dominic DiClementi. He grew up in Newark, IL with his two younger brothers, Peter and Eric, and his identical twin brother, Kurtis. He was born Novemto Steve and Bonnie (Helmick) Bomba in Aurora, IL.
Karl Matthew Bomba, 28, of Yorkville, IL, died Apat Elmhurst Hospital in Elmhurst, Illinois.
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