Robert Malcolm Stafford

I knew Bob as a fellow doctor here in the late twentieth century. Practicing with Bruce Pattee and Ray Wahl many of us at Penrose Hospital thought they were the best internests in Colorado Springs. It was a great privilege to have known him. May he rest in peace

Dear Family Your Dad was the most kindest, caring and gentle soul I know. I really enjoyed being his CareGiver when I worked at MorningStar. He was always happy and NEVER complained about anything. When they would have Happy Hour I would always make sure he got a beer! His smile was so sweet and I knew he appreciated that. My thoughts and prayers are with the family! He will be greatly missed and he done so many different things in his life and accomplished them with success! Take...

I experienced the most memorable month of my life with Bob and Phil as we cycled from the West Coast back to Colorado Springs! What a delightful pair to travel with. As I've thought of Bob these many days, I keep replaying him belting out "Delta Dawn" with enthusiasm. In this instance, having a song stuck in my head is a wonderful! Staff was, and will remain, perhaps the most influential person in my life. Thanks, Rob, Sis, Liz, Phil and Tim for sharing him with me! Love you all, Koz

Bob was one of the nicest, most friendly, and kind doctors in the Springs. I remember him from Penrose, his biking (my husband, Morgan, would occasionally pick him up on his bike if it was raining) and lastly at the library. He loved that job also. You all were lucky to have such a great Dad. He lived a good long life.