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Robert F. Coffee

Dallas, Texas

1933 - 2021 (Age 87)

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DIED
June 3, 2021
AGE
87
LOCATION
Dallas, Texas

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COFFEE, Robert F. (Bob) Robert F. (Bob) Coffee died June 3, 2021 at his home in Austin, Texas, surrounded by his family. He was born November 12, 1933 in Dallas, Texas to Roy C. Coffee and Christine McCracken Coffee. Bob attended Highland Park schools, graduating from Highland Park High School in...

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Chris: When I read of your father's death, I was reminded of a wonderful visit with y'all at his ranch. His love for the ranch, and for you, was palpable. At that moment, all he needed was the wide open sky, his longhorns, and his family by his side. Sincere condolences to you, Russell, the kids, and all who loved and admired your father.

We were so sorry to learn of Bob's passing. We have wonderful memories of being your neighbors in Clarksville in our little house on W. 10th Street .

We just learned of Bob’s passing. What a wonderful friend and fellow breeder. Our lives are richer for having known him. Our condolences to his wife and family!

Gail you are in our thoughts. We so enjoyed wonderful times with you and Bob. Lee loved visiting at your hill country ranch with Bob´s Longhorns. We will treasure many wonderful memories always. Hoping to see you soon.

I met Bob while we both served on the board of the Friends of Big Bend National Park in the early 2000's. I own two of his sculptures and was enthralled by his fascination with a zoo lion from Afghanistan. Bob's art of anthropomorphism gave life to his sculptures. His cast of a peregrine falcon outside of the Chisos Basin visitors center at Big Bend National Park is titled Lord of the Skies. I believe Bob is now soaring in the heavens with the Lord of the Skies. God rest his soul. He was a...

So sorry I missed when he passed. We had so much fun with him, Our Branding Togethers bring back old memories. Bob, Russell, his ranch foreman,and I had get togethers. We would haul our calves up to Travis Peak, brand and do the necessities for our calves and his. My Jimmy just was too tender hearted, so he would roam around the ranch, as we took care of our calves. I learned so much from Bob, he was a special friend. He was special, anyone who could call him friend was so fortunate. God...

He was our landlord for 24 years living next door to he and Jack’s office. Bob was more than our landlord, he was a dear friend. Often when I would drop off my rent check we would have long conversations about art, ranching and anything he was up to. Bob and Gail had us out to their ranch for some fun get-togethers. Bob had a bright happy light that he shined out to everyone and the world. I can still see his happy smile!

Bob was one of my favorite customers. We did many plates for his sculptures. I will miss him greatly. My thoughts and prayers are with his famil