Robert Dwayne Coker

Thought of you at the lake ❣

Perfect. That's why I posted ! I cant see your email address but call me 805 276 8461.

Jacob please give me a call. Roberts children would love to have a copy of those file! If you don’t have my number please use the email provided in this post. Very cool that you posted. Hope all is well with you and yours.
Jason

Found some audio files of Bob playing guitar today while going through a thumb drive.. Thanks man, needed that.. HA!

Have a Heavenly Easter...
You're thought of on a daily basis.
Your family....

Fly among the angels.....

Fly among the angels.....

It's been 2 years Coker according to the calendar....In our hearts it was only yesterday.
I'm so grateful for the time we all had together. I'll always have a candle burning for you...

Missing you for the Holidays.....

My dearest friend and mentor. I miss you. Rest In Peace.

It took me a while to write this because I wasn't sure what to say exactly. But I've now found the words to express how I feel. My papa bob (grandpa) was great I lived with him when I was little and I remember doing Easter egg hunts around his house. There was a long period of time in which we didn't have contact with each other, but it never stopped me from asking about him. Luckily a few years back he started coming around and started hanging out with the family. Last time I talked to him was around Christmas. I just remember observing him because I hadn't see him in so long. He was standing in my Oma's house (Joyce Coker) against the kitchen sink with his arms crossed just observing everyone else. I wish I got the chance to talk to him more that night, thinking I'd have other chances to. We will miss you all of our vacations, family events and holidays. I loved you very much and I still do.

I have been to many funeral service's but Robert's was amazingly beautiful. I'm sure he's very grateful to family and friends. His coworkers showed him the respect he so deserved. Our classmates had wonderful stories to share......
"Thank You Coker" we made three beautiful kids together. And now have gorgeous grandchildren.
We all treasured the holidays and vacations that we all spend together. You did a full circle in life and you returned to the family that loved and cherished you. Our memories are forever embedded in my heart.

Let me start by introducing myself, my name is Danny Coker the youngest sibling of our family. On behalf of the Coker Family, we would like to thank all of our family and friends that were able to attend my brother Robert Coker's services, and to those who were unable to attend due to prior commitments, but offered their prayers in support. I had intentions to get up and say a few words during the service, but my mind was a whirlwind at the time, reminiscing my life's journey with him. I wanted to thank everyone for their sweet memories of him. It gave our family some peace and to feel good knowing that he mattered to people, and I could tell by their first words that left their mouth. He was a good guy, intelligent, patience, hard worker and a good friend, etc. and that would be followed by a big smile and an experience that they shared during their friendship. When we were children our father Charles Coker would always tell us the most important things in life, is not what you earn, where you live, what you drive, it is your last name, protect it. Your name is everything, people think of two things when your name is mentioned. Good or Bad, Smile or Frown. My father's golden rule on living a good life and to make a difference to those we care about. " was to never criticize, always encourage, be passionate and show compassion, find something you care about and care deeply about it, and above all else treat others the way you want to be treated " it doesn't sound like much , but it is our family mantra and I am pleased my brother did it right. Growing up in El Rio my brother would often protect me but he would also terrorize me, the idea of no one beats up my brother but me kind of way, we were raised tuff because that's the way life was back then, and that's how our parents were raised on the farm. I remember the time he used me as a tackling dummy, my eyes would tear up from the bruises and mild concussions he would deliver to me, his stoic words to me were " You got to toughen up," Spartans Never Cry " get up and rub it, shake it off, your not hurt and let's do it again, but this time go harder and faster, hit me, and there I would go again. As I go thru recent texts, messages, emails from my big brother my eyes start to tear up, then I hear his words " don't cry get up and get on with it" We'll big brother, I'm getting up and living with it, as much as it hurts with you gone, I know one day we will meet up again. I'll be seeing you, your little brother Danny

Bob RIp from your old friend
Rudy Martinez
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I love you Uncle Robert, it's NOT good bye but it's see you later!!!! Save a spot for me up on those streets of GOLD. Shell, Robin, William and Aunt Joyce just know he is now watching down on all of us. Praying for you all. Love you guys,
Gina,Manuel and kids

Thanks Bob, for demonstrating cool. Your presence always always meant things were going to be fine as you calmly and methodically solved so many complex problems with a smile and easy to comprehend explanation. Always humble and smiling and a friend to everyone. I know you got a promotion to a much, much higher level tech support job in heaven. God has apparently gone digital and the world is going to be fine now.

So sorry to read about Robert's passing, we lost another Spartan away to young. Thoughts and prayers for his family.

I worked with Bob many decades ago and he was nothing short of a gentlemen, and will to assist you, always with a smile. I'm sorry to here of his passing

So sorry for your loss. Sending you love and prayers.

Shocked to hear about Robert's passing. I received a call from my cousin letting me know that he passed. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. My deepest condolences. From an old High school buddy of his.

Very sorry to hear about Bob's passing. He was a great guy -- I liked talking, and working with him.