1939
2017
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Lloyd & Kathy Colley
October 19, 2017
Bob was the type of man you seldom meet. He was caring and lovable. He would come over and sit in the shop and talk with Lloyd for hours about business, cars & motorcycles. When he was at the house one day "I said Bob doesn't it make you smile when you see one of your motor homes going down the road?" "Yes, but it really makes me smile when I see a hundred of them." He was at the house one day when I came home from work and had driven his SSR. Later that evening he came back and was driving that same SSR. I said I don't think I've ever seen you driving the same vehicle twice in a day. He said "Yeah, but I probably drove something else in between." He loved and admired nice vehicles. We will always have good memories of him - he was fun and caring and treated us just like family, but he was always considerate of others. We will miss him and hope to keep Terry close.
Norman Anderson
October 15, 2017
I have lost a very good friend. As a supplier to Country Coach I had the fortunate opportunity to work with and get to know Bob Lee. He was an incredible man who always treated everyone with respect and kindness. Bob had an amazing leadership style which worked well for him..nothing was ever too big of a challenge..he always had the vision and courage to move forward and see his ideas and dreams come to fruition.
He told me once that whenever he promoted or hired an individual into a key position that he would give them a flashlight to help them see the way..and he would always be there for them when they needed help..quite a guy.
Bobby loved our company sponsored fishing trips..we were always fortunate to have him along. I also had the pleasure of going on off road jeep adventures to Moab, Utah and the Mohave Desert with Bob. In the Mohave, Bob and I shared driving duties with his considerably upgraded and beloved jeep while camping out in the desert. No sooner did we have our tent up and Bob would be busy cooking up appetizers for the entire group.
One time in our travels we pulled over at a remote Rest Stop in California. Bob got to talking with a couple of young people who said they needed some money for gas to get to Los Angeles. Bob helped them. As we departed I told Bob that I thought they "worked" at the reststop. Bob looked over at me and said: "Yes, you may well be right..but I did not want to take that chance."
Yes, the company slogan was "A Class Act" but the real "Class Act" was Bobby Lee.
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