I met Bob when he met his wife Krista. He was always smiling! Bob took a genuine interest in other people and their thoughts and ideas. He did not see color, status, age, gender, religion, or any limitations to block him from learning. He was literally “ the best”. I remember going on a “camping” trip with Bob and a group of friends. We went on canoes and had so much fun goofing off all day. The next morning Bob woke me up early to take his Land Rover out . We tore up some trails. I managed to flip it on its side and we laughed. He had this huge smile on his face as we switched seats for him to get out of the ditch we were in. Then we had a guy come running at us with a shot gun! It was his cousin. We were on his land and Bob had not informed him. That was the first time Bob was my hero… I remember not wanting to see his nice SUV get scratched. He said “ Heather look at the brush guards on this thing, this is what it’s made for!” Eventually he got me to loosen up and take the wheel. He knew how to live. Bob wanted to see other people happy and to shine. I could write a book on the other time he saved my life and was my hero. He has left a legacy and Bob will manage to improve our world and touch so many lives still. The world needs Bob Lee. He is “The Best” Heather from Denver