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Tuesday August 03, 2004

Gloomy Denver Morning

Today was a morning like most. I got up early and was working away. I had to watch Abbie for a couple hours while Julie took her Mom to the airport - but other than that, it was pretty normal. Then it all changed.

At about 10:20 this morning (under an hour ago), Julie rushed into my office to tell me that Bob the Builder had a stroke next door. I ran over there to see if I could help - and there he was - sitting in his Bobcat, unconscious. One of his workers was giving him CPR, but he apparently hadn't been breathing for a few minutes. The ambulance showed up a few minutes after and hauled him away about 10 minutes later. He still wasn't breathing and had no pulse. I hope he's OK.

Update: Bob passed away this morning at Porter Hospital. He will be missed.

Posted in General at Aug 03 2004, 10:11:40 AM MDT 3 Comments
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Usually if someone isn't breathing and has no pulse it means they are dead. My condolences.

Posted by 66.142.96.71 on August 03, 2004 at 05:34 PM MDT #

I'm very sorry to hear this. From what you've posted in the past Bob was a good guy and a good Builder. I imagine his shoes will be hard to fill, in several ways.

Posted by Lance Lavandowska on August 04, 2004 at 02:25 PM MDT #

My condolence sir- I applaud your perspective on what is important. Good luck and God bless.

Posted by Greg Bloodworth on August 04, 2004 at 11:27 PM MDT #

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