RIP Bushwakr

[AlK]

For those of you that did not meet Bob in person, he was not a big guy, but he had the heart and soul of a giant. I will miss you. Rest in Peace.



Al

 

[tugboatphil]

I just found out

Bob was a very big help to me and a good email friend. I had been wondering about him last month and should have written. I will miss him.

 

[bmoeller]

Sure am sorry to hear of his passing. My condolences to his family.



Thought it seemed like he hadn't been here much, for quite a while. Didn't realize he had health problems.

 

[Bluebird]

You will be missed...

Thoughts and Prayers to the Coe family. Watch over us from Heaven Pastor Bob.....



Patrick.

 

[91W350]

I never had the pleasure of meeting PB, but like hundreds of others, I am benefiting from what he was kind enough to share. There are not enough of his kind in this world of ours. Sad to see another one go. Whatever chariot he is piloting now, we can only hope it is Cummins powered. Here's wishing only the best for his circle of friends and family. Glen

 

[MN Cummins Lvr]

I had never met PB nor communicated with him but I felt as though I had known him by reading his threads/posts; especially after I bought my 1st Gen. My sincere sympathy goes out to his family/friends and they will be in my prayers.



Paul

 

[PPeters]

Man, what a shock. Like others have said, the good Pastor was a tremendous help to me and always ready with his advice and wit. May God's peace be with his family. Bob, I have my hat on backwards. RIP.

 

[Grizzly]

What a shock indeed. Rest in peace Bob and may God be with you. My condolence to Bob family.

 

[Featherman]

Rip

I never met PB, but he sure had patience with me along with the rest of the TDRers on line. He had E-soul.



RIP my E-friend and all the best to the Coe family.

 

[Chris and Sam]

godspeed bob.....

you'll be tunning those rides in the sky!

 

[hdm48]

I just found out. I do not have the words to express how I feel about this. Bob has always been a friend and fellow smart ars. When ever we would run into each other (usually at PDR) we would pick up right where we left off the last time we saw each other.

I will miss him very much. I will miss our conversations and comparing notes. This web site will not be the same without his input and clarity of thought. Not to mention his uncanny ability to get unrully members to tow the line.

while I no longer own a first gen, I will always be a member of this familly and will gladly share any and all knowledge, in part because Bob has made it clear time and time again,, WE are a familly and that is what familly's do.



I'll miss you Bob, don't forget to take the "scepter of the holly injector" with you and smack me upside the head when we see each other because I bought a second gen.



I know GOD has blessed us because he let us share Bob with him.





Dave

 

[Moab4x4]

Peace to the family, PB has it now. He helped inspire me not to throw in the towel when things looked bleak in the 1st gen world.

I'll send some smoke skyward to say "Thanks and hope to see you later"

May the camaraderie, civility and humor he inspired remain with us.

THANKS PB

 

[JLight]

THIS SUCKS. Just logged in and received the terrible news. Did not meet the man but his help with our problems was a blessing to many. My heartfelt condolences to the Coe family. I guess the old saying is right (don't appreciate what you have until its gone) Guess its time for us folks to stop and smell some roses. Damn this sucks. :{ JLIGHT

 

[Paychk]

Hard news to take... as bad as all the previous posters have remarked, it pales, compared to what Bob's family must feel. My prayers and thoughts go to those of his family, I really would have like to meet Bob in person.



Alan Paeschke

 

[EarlKann]

Best wishes to Bob's family and friends. He was a great asset to this community and will be greatly missed by all.



Donald

 

[nascar mark]

Bob was loved by many and I personally will miss his sense of humour and our conversations.



Bob's funeral service and reception was very nice. Lots of family and friends attended as well as a nice flower arrangement from the TDR. Thank you TDR staff and to all the other TDR members for your support.



The service would have made all the TDR members proud, as the remembrance table was decorated with a TDR and PDR hat as well as a Dodge scarf (grab life by the horns).



It was made clear to all, his love of the 1st Gen Dodge Cummins and his brother Randy now carries the single Coe family Cummins flag. Randy is also a 1st gen brother and will carry the flag with honor.



RIP little buddy.

 

[pepecat]

I have always felt a warm welcome at TDR because of Bob. I had a chance to meet him at the first gen day in fall of '05 and really enjoyed the converstions and help from him. Really a selfless individual.

RIP Pastor~

papecat

 

[Dieselman359]

As most of you know, I don't get on here very much, but I am so sorry to hear the news. As most of us know, sometimes it takes a loss to realize what you had, and I regret that we didn't get Bob to come out to SOP this past year. I know that he would of enjoyed it. My prayers go out to the family in this time of need.

 

[don b]

Sorry to hear of Bob's passing. I met him and talked to him several times at PDR and really appreciated his knowledge, advice, helpfulness and humor. I last saw him at First Gen day in the fall of 05, and he was certainly in his element and enjoying himself in spite of his failing health. My sympathy goes out to his family, and I know he will be missed here. Bob was a good and giving man, and I am sure he is presently reaping the rewards of his good service in this world.

 

[Hunter4x4]

Although somewhat belated, my deepest condolences... . I get on the site sporadically, and was in total shock when I read the news. I can't say any more good things that haven't been already said, except that I, too, was a noobie once and PB was extremely helpfully, polite, funny, concise, and ... . well, there's not too much else to say, except that like the rest of you I, too, will miss PB.



Mike