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In Memory Of
Franklin Issac Conley
1951
2022
Franklin Issac Conley
January 13, 1951 — November 26, 2022
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Franklin "Bob" Conley, passed away on November 26, 2022, after a short illness. He leaves behind his wife, Sherrie, of 50 years. Three children, Cindy (Tim) Ricklefs of Rosenberg Texas, Jeff (Kat) Conley of Wellington CO, and Steven (Jamie) Conley of Wellington CO. Seven grandchildren, nicknamed "The six pack and the referee", Lacie, Jodi, Kaylea, Shawna, Jennell, Nicole and Bobby. Four great-grandchildren Alice, Ella, Lainey, and Kacey. One brother Jr Conley, of Greeley CO. Two sisters, Pat Hayes of Platteville CO, and Bertha Brown of Tyler TX. One sister-in-law, B Conley of Ft. Collins CO. As well as several nieces and nephews.
Bob was preceded in death by his parents, Cy and Clara Conley of Platteville CO. A brother, Mike Conley of Ft. Collins CO. A half sister Darlene Linfor of Greeley CO. A sister-in-law, Judy Conley of Greeley CO. Two nephews, an infant Jessie of Platteville CO and Matt Conley of Ft. Collins CO.
An avid outdoorsman, he loved his mountains. Bob and Sherrie took many camping trips in the Poudre canyon. Fishing hunting, camping, hiking anything to be in the mountains. Breakfast at sunrise at "The Toilets" was a special treat for the family.
Bob worked for Woodward Governor in Fort Collins CO for 32 years. After retiring, he and Sherrie got to live their dream life. Life on the mountain. They purchased Sportsman's Lodge in the Poudre Canyon. Bob and Sherrie spent 17 years running Sportsman's Lodge. Bob could be heard, often saying just another day in paradise. We often joked that Bob was "The old man of the mountain ".
A few years, after being on the mountain, Bob took a job with CDOT. He loved plowing snow every winter. You could just see the grin on his face as he drove past and waved to family, waiting for him to come home. Bob with his signature, Boonie hat, earned him the nickname of "Elmer" by all the workers at CDOT.
No matter what Bob was doing. He always had a grin on his face and a cup of coffee in his hand. The local neighbors in the Poudre Canyon all knew that there was warm coffee, waiting for them at Sportsman's Lodge.
Bob officially retired from CDOT in November and was planning camping trips and spending time back in the mountains with his beloved wife Sherrie.
Bob will be truly missed by all.
Per his wishes, please no flowers just take care of your family and love them as much as you can. There will not be a service at this time.
Bob was preceded in death by his parents, Cy and Clara Conley of Platteville CO. A brother, Mike Conley of Ft. Collins CO. A half sister Darlene Linfor of Greeley CO. A sister-in-law, Judy Conley of Greeley CO. Two nephews, an infant Jessie of Platteville CO and Matt Conley of Ft. Collins CO.
An avid outdoorsman, he loved his mountains. Bob and Sherrie took many camping trips in the Poudre canyon. Fishing hunting, camping, hiking anything to be in the mountains. Breakfast at sunrise at "The Toilets" was a special treat for the family.
Bob worked for Woodward Governor in Fort Collins CO for 32 years. After retiring, he and Sherrie got to live their dream life. Life on the mountain. They purchased Sportsman's Lodge in the Poudre Canyon. Bob and Sherrie spent 17 years running Sportsman's Lodge. Bob could be heard, often saying just another day in paradise. We often joked that Bob was "The old man of the mountain ".
A few years, after being on the mountain, Bob took a job with CDOT. He loved plowing snow every winter. You could just see the grin on his face as he drove past and waved to family, waiting for him to come home. Bob with his signature, Boonie hat, earned him the nickname of "Elmer" by all the workers at CDOT.
No matter what Bob was doing. He always had a grin on his face and a cup of coffee in his hand. The local neighbors in the Poudre Canyon all knew that there was warm coffee, waiting for them at Sportsman's Lodge.
Bob officially retired from CDOT in November and was planning camping trips and spending time back in the mountains with his beloved wife Sherrie.
Bob will be truly missed by all.
Per his wishes, please no flowers just take care of your family and love them as much as you can. There will not be a service at this time.
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