Bob was a mentor and friend to me during my high school years and without his help college would not have been a realistic option.  I met Bob in the late 50's and rode colts and did odd jobs for him.  He and Wilma always served to inspire and encourage me.  When I was ready for college he asked his mother and step father, Mimi and Chet Miller to furnish me with a place to live in Ft Collins.  I stayed with them my freshman year and they were both wonderful to me.  Bob also got me a job loading feed trucks with Ranchway Feeds at night to help with expenses.  I'm sure Bob helped many people over the years but the assistance provided to me opened many doors that would have been otherwise closed.  I have tried to pass on the blessings received from Bob, Wilma, Mimi and Chet to make life easier for disadvantaged youngsters I have encountered.

It was a pleasure knowing Mr. Wardlaw, He will be missed by all.  We trust him into God's care.

Wilma,
Thank you for being such wonderful grandparents to my children. Jeff and Shelby loved Bob very much. He will be greatly missed.
Lanette

Wilma and Family: Please accept my most sincere condolences for your loss.  Bob was a very special boss when we worked together at Greeley National Bank.  He was a lot of fun, and such a joy to be around.  He always talked about how much he thought of his family.  He will truly be missed.  God bless you and your family.  Sincerely,

John and Sarah,
Sue and I are so sorry to hear about your father. You guys are in our thoughts and prayers, please let us know if there is anything we can help with.
Lee and Sue

Bob was a good neighbor we will miss him  God Bless

Dear Wilma, Bob and John,
   We wish to send you our deepest sympathy for the loss of your husband and father.  We pray the Lord will comfort you through this difficult time and give you peace to know he is not suffering. We're here if you need something or someone to talk to. Take Care.
Dave and Cindi Holman

We were sorry to hear of the loss of your husband and father. How lucky he was to have such a loving family and caring friends. Take care of each other during this rough time and enjoy your memories.

I was sorry to learn of Bob's death. It was always interesting to visit with him. He sure did a lot in contributing toward his community. Many of us could take lessons from him in that respect.

I was saddened to read about Bob in the paper today. Let me share a passage that gives us strength. 
Your love,O Lord reaches to the heavens, your faithfulness to the skies. Your righteousness is like the mighty mountains, your justice like the great deep sea. O Lord you preserve both man and beast.Ps 36:5&6

My deepest sypmpathy go out to all of Bob's family. I went to grade school with he and Kate at the old #10 school of LaPorte Ave. in Ft.C. and Wilma at Jr. high and FCHS Had a lot of fun as kids and Bob was a great person.I worked at the Sale barn in Ft.c for several years and hadn't seen him in several years and one day I went to the sale barn and he was there,he had a lot of great old days stories to talk about. Many years go buy but you never forget your friends. He even bought my lunch, Thanks Bob, I owe you one. An old friend.
 Shirley Jordan Ft.Co.

Good friend and neighbor.  Helped me out when I first moved to the area.  Took many trips with him to Wyoming and eastern Colorado.  Will miss him very much and miss picking up the phone and hearing, ""Mrs. McCloskey"":  Always enjoyed our lunches at Farmers.

I am so sorry for the loss. Bob was an outstanding gentlemen of this community. I remember as a child we would lease corral space from him and he was always in a great mood and always had that smile on his face. My prayers are with you at this time.

Bob was such a fun man with a great sense of humor and quick wit.  He will be greatly missed and I know our family truly enjoyed knowing him and his family.
Larry & Kayedeane (Boyes) Adams

Bob was a fine gentleman who we 
enjoyed visiting with. We had many
discussions at the auction barns over the years.  He will be missed by many.
Ed Meyer and Family

Bob was a fine man and I enjoyed working with him through the years.
A great loss for his family.

Very sorry for the loss, a wonderful gentleman.

Bob was a good friend over many years. Always a warm greeting and a great smile. He was a good cattle man and a great family man. We had some entertaining discussions. I will miss him.

Will always remember going to Colorado with the Packard bros. and Bob taking us to the State Fair @ Pueblo,Co.way back when I was still in elementary school. I think Bob had a judging team. Didn't get to spend a lot of time with Bob but when he came back it was always fun listening to stories of when he was younger and spending time around Pickrell. All very good memories.

I'm very sorry for the loss of Robert. His son, Bob, went to the same school as I and was a good kid. Didn't know his dad but he must have been a great guy to have raised a son like Bob. He was one of the good country kids, was in 4H, did great in school, and was nice to everybody. I'm sure he learned that from his father
Jim Flaugher

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Robert H. Wardlaw

25 febrero, 1929 – 19 agosto, 2010

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