In Memory Of
Bob Morrow
1956
2024
Bob Morrow
October 11, 1956 — February 28, 2024
Bobby "Bob" Lee Morrow was born October 11, 1956, in Denver, Colorado to the parents of Johnny David and Murldean Morrow. Bob passed away February 28, 2024, with his family by his side at St. Anthony Hospital in Lakewood, Colorado. He graduated from Alameda High School in 1975. He was survived by three siblings: Lynda (Morrow) Law, Joe Morrow, and Debra (Morrow) Bazzani. In-Laws: Dannie Law, Cindy Morrow, and Matt Bazzani. Nephews and Nieces: David Law, Heather Morrow, Angela Morrow, Michael Law, Anthony Bazzani, Johnny Morrow, Nicole Bazzani, and Rae Morrow; Grand Nephews and Niece: Evans Kropsch, April Morrow, Dawson Law, and Darick Chaisson.
He worked for King Soopers and was the Produce Manager until he retired in 2007 after 33 years. He was an expert in the management and quality of all produce. He received the Presidents' Service Excellence Award.
He loved animals, especially his beloved Lady – a beautiful Golden Retriever. She was just a pup when his parents got her, but Bob loved her from the moment he saw her and when they passed, she went to live with him. They were a match made in heaven and now they are both in heaven together. He is survived by his loving Calico cat – Annie.
Every spring Bob loved gardening with his mom. They would plant new flowers, prune her beautiful roses, add tons of new mulch, and whatever else she could think of. They just enjoyed each other's company. He also mowed the lawn for his dad every week. I know he felt blessed to have them both in his life.
Bob was also an avid Denver Broncos fan and OU – Oklahoma Sooner fan. He watched all the games and wore the team colors always!
He loved his music! His favorites – Amy Grant, Celine Dion, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, The Who, Sting, Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson – just to name a few! He attended many, many concerts in his lifetime and had so many vinyl's and CDs – too many to count! He could tell you every concert he ever attended and how many times he had seen that artist perform and where. It was amazing to hear him talk about his love for music or an artist.
In his younger years Bob loved to ski and was very good at it. He and his friends would ski the black diamond slopes and have the time of their lives.
Bob was a very loving and caring person of friends, family and animals and he will be missed dearly and carried in our hearts always.
He worked for King Soopers and was the Produce Manager until he retired in 2007 after 33 years. He was an expert in the management and quality of all produce. He received the Presidents' Service Excellence Award.
He loved animals, especially his beloved Lady – a beautiful Golden Retriever. She was just a pup when his parents got her, but Bob loved her from the moment he saw her and when they passed, she went to live with him. They were a match made in heaven and now they are both in heaven together. He is survived by his loving Calico cat – Annie.
Every spring Bob loved gardening with his mom. They would plant new flowers, prune her beautiful roses, add tons of new mulch, and whatever else she could think of. They just enjoyed each other's company. He also mowed the lawn for his dad every week. I know he felt blessed to have them both in his life.
Bob was also an avid Denver Broncos fan and OU – Oklahoma Sooner fan. He watched all the games and wore the team colors always!
He loved his music! His favorites – Amy Grant, Celine Dion, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, The Who, Sting, Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson – just to name a few! He attended many, many concerts in his lifetime and had so many vinyl's and CDs – too many to count! He could tell you every concert he ever attended and how many times he had seen that artist perform and where. It was amazing to hear him talk about his love for music or an artist.
In his younger years Bob loved to ski and was very good at it. He and his friends would ski the black diamond slopes and have the time of their lives.
Bob was a very loving and caring person of friends, family and animals and he will be missed dearly and carried in our hearts always.
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