Memories of Robert "Bob" Arthur Armstrong

In memory of

Robert "Bob" Arthur Armstrong

Arvada, CO

December 8, 1958 - September 10, 2022

Dec 8, 1958 - Sep 10, 2022

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AMY WELLER

Missing you so much Brother!

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Alene Rave

Thank you to everyone that came to celebrate my brother's life. I am overwhelmed and Amazed by how loved he was by so many. What an awesome bunch of people he knew. So many great stories and so many stories we will miss.😪

Thank you again for the support. We miss him so much.

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Mark Wellington

Bob and I worked together many years at Public Service/ Xcel Energy, probably 30 years plus. He was always a kind caring soul that was a pleasure to be around with. In the early Public Service days I remember what I called "Clash of the Titans" between Bob and Marty Apodaca. These two would take turns slugging each other hard in the arms for some kind of contest. I think it was pretty even. I can't imagine the bruises they each had. It was all hard work and fun! Bob was a great guy and a good friend for many co-workers.

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Alene Rave

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Alene Rave

Thank you for posting this memory Thank you for posting this memory Thank you for posting this memory

Mike Jenkins

Bob ,myself and two other buddy’s went out in my dads new car.We had other buddy’s pull us over to help them in a scuffle,we followed them.We pulled up to a house to have people shooting guns at us.They shot the passenger window out of my dads car scared the sh-t out of us. Just a little story said but what a truly nice guy.Him and his wife looked at a vehicle the other day at Auto Nation Honda and my boy Shawn was the sales person. He told my boy the story was hoping to get his number if he showed up again.God bless the family👍🙏.

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Thanks for sharing this memory. If it parents and siblings only knew half of what we did when we were young?... Read more Thanks for sharing this memory. If it parents and siblings only knew half of what we did when we were young? Whew ... so thankful... Read more Thanks for sharing this memory. If it parents and siblings... Read more

Dave Padilla

I’ve known Bob for 40 years he was a great friend I will always cherish our friendship and memories! We both retired the same year 2014 and would call each other every week! Gonna miss my buddy! Love you Bobozo ❤️

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Amy Armstrong-Weller

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Heard a lot about you through the years. I think we met at some point? I have a bad memory.... Thanks for... Read more Heard a lot about you through the years. I think we met at some point? I have a bad memory.... Thanks for being such a good friend... Read more Heard a lot about you through the years. I think we... Read more

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Amy Armstrong-Weller

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Amy Armstrong-Weller

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Amy Armstrong-Weller

Gail Rave

House in Arvada

Sisters: Amy and Gail w/ Bob💔

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Stacey Turner

Shared a heart

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Thomas Wu

Shared a heart

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Gene Champagne

1973, Denver, CO, USA

Bobby and me

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Amy Armstrong-Weller

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Love this picture Love this picture Love this picture

Stacey Turner

I’ll never forget the blue dune buggy he had. I was in love with that thing. I think that’s where my affinity for open rides started. Thank you Bobby! You will be missed cousin. May you Rest In Peace.

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