Centennial, Colorado
Robert L. Rayl, 86, former head of the Denver office of Phillips Petroleum (now ConocoPhillips) passed away February 21, 2014 at Holly Creek Retirement Community in Centennial, Colorado. Born October 23, 1927 on a farm in the rural town of Hughesville, Missouri, he attended a one-room schoolhouse...
Read MoreWishing we could be with you today. We remember Bob as one of the most remarkable personalites with a warm sense of humor, integrity and kindness. As a business associate and a friend we treasure his memory. Our condolences to Margaret and all his dear family. Norman and Jenifer Burnett,
Norman Burnett
March 13, 2014 | Williston, VT
I remember Uncle Bob teaching me about rocks and helping me find fossils when I was a child. He was always so kind and gentle. Wish I could have gotten to know him better as an adult. So sad. He will be missed!
Teri Murphy
March 01, 2014
I worked in the Denver Phillips office during the time Bob Rayl was head of it. He was so nice and personable and the employees thought the world of him! My condolences to all the Rayl family.
Susan Marchildon Wagner
February 28, 2014 | Centennial, CO
I have always been filled with such admiration and respect for Bob. He was so intelligent, had a wonderful sense of humor, and NO ONE could tell a story the way he could... My heart has a huge hole in it.
Melodi Rayl
February 27, 2014 | Springfield, MO
Uncle Bob always had a little magic trick and always made me laugh with a limerick or joke. He was a distinguished man. He will be greatly missed.
Mike Rayl
February 27, 2014 | Springfield, MO
Many good memories with Uncle Bob!
Eric Peterson
February 27, 2014
When I was little I use to tell Uncle Bob that he reminded me of Henry Kissinger because of his wavy hair. He would always laugh. Love you Uncle Bob.
Juli Peterson
February 26, 2014 | Springfield, MO
My dad was a hero to all of us. He was smart, kind and had a wonderful sense of humor. We will miss him.
Karen Rayl
February 26, 2014 | Carrollton, TX
