Linda, I'm so sorry about the loss of your brother.  It's not easy to lose a loved one.  I would love to be able to give you a hug but that can't happen.  Just know I'm thinking of you and praying for you and your family.

Joan Moran

I met Bob when our children went to grade school together. He was a great guy

Bob . . .

I wanted you for life . . . You and me in the wind.

I never thought there would come a time that our story would end . 

It is hard to understand but I guess I will have to try . . .

It is not easy to say Goodbye . . . 

For all the joy we shared . . . All the time we spent together . . .

Now if I had just one wish . . . I would want forever back again . . . 

     To look into your eyes . . . and hold you and laugh and cry 
      together in happiness and sorrow . . . 

It is not easy to say Goodbye . . .

My memories will last forever . . .

I will love you forever and ever . . . for always . . .

-Your Wife Linda   05/01/2020

I met Bob about 8 years ago now. At first he was just a friends dad but in the end he was my bonus dad. I was honored in the end to call him Dad! The more you got to know Bob the more you began to love him. He was an amazing father and an even more wonderful grandfather. He welcomed me and my daughter into his life with open arms and loved us like his own. He maybe gone from our sight but he will never be far from our hearts. His memory will live on forever through us and in the stories we will tell, and in these stories the kids will remember him too. 

I met Bob in 2008 when I dated Bob's daughter, Christine. Bob was a good guy when Bob came home he shared his trucking stories. In 2018 I was honored to marry Bob's daughter, Christine. Just last year we went on a family vacation to South Dakota. 

Going to nhra drag racing and goin with him when he drove semi trucks and helping unload the trailer and traveling all over the USA and to Canada and to Mexico with my dad 

I met Bob when I was 5 years old because he married my mom. He was my Dad in every role a Dad should be. He was the Dad he didn't have to be!He was an over the road truck driver and because of that I got to see 48 states. He loved being a Grandpa to my son and was looking forward to meeting his new Grandson.

Bob and his Grandson, Alecxander loved their time together . . . Here they are enjoying Day Out With Thomas at the Colorado Railroad Museum . . . They both loved trains, especially Thomas!

Bob and his Granddaughter Addison loved each other so very much . . . They both loved going to car races . . .

Bob was a loving Grandfather to Addison and Alecxander . . . They loved their Grandpa so very much . . .

Bob came into my life when I was 5 years old.  He married my mom, he was an over the road truck driver and because of that I got to visit 48 states. He loved his grandson dearly and was looking forward to my second child being born soon. He was a very loving Grandfather.

Bob and I shared over 25 years of our lives together. We drove a semi truck all over our 48 states, as well as, Canada and Mexico. He taught me to drive a tractor-trailer.  Bob and I also drove Charter Bus for Mountain Majesty Tours out of Ault.  Bob drove for many trucking companies including Leprino, Western Transport out of Denver, Pilot, Thomas, Atlas, Centennial Ag and Helena, and many others.  He drove all types of trucks from the age of 16. Bob had the ability to make people laugh. Even our kids would laugh with him in the moments he was attempting to be stern and disciple him. We attended Colorado Eagles games together. He dearly loved his grandchildren  He was a great man, loved to make people laugh. He enjoyed people immensely. All of us will miss Bob always and forever!

OBITUARIO

Robert Alan Davis

16 julio, 1954 – 26 abril, 2020

Stoddard Funeral & Cremation & Sunset Memorial Gardens

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