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In Memory Of
Robert Dale Harrison
1949
2022
Robert Dale Harrison
September 28, 1949 — December 2, 2022
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Rob was taken to heaven in the arms of Jesus, December 2, 2022. He was born in Dallas, Texas, on September 28, 1949, to Winfred Adolphus Harrison and Gladys Marie (nee Magers).
He was preceded in death by his parents and sisters, Barbara Jean McCullough and Linda Prince.
He leaves his wife Debra (nee Woeckner), daughter Andelyn Loustalet (Gregory), granddaughter Aria Loustalet, and son Trever Harrison, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and grandnephews.
Rob lived life to the fullest in all circumstances and through many life experiences. He was a thespian in his early years through college and accomplished vocalist touring with the First Baptist Church of Dallas choir in Europe. He graduated from the University of Texas–Arlington in 1980 and pursued a career in marketing and account management. He was gifted with the ability to influence friends and clients, possessed an infectious laugh, and rarely met someone with whom he could not strike up a conversation.
Rob married Debbie in 1977, and they lived intermittently between Texas and Colorado, at last settling in Wellington, Colorado, in 2015. Together they started the Moral Fibre Ranch. Rob and Debbie were married 45 years , and their love for each other withstood all tests of life and times—their commitment was to always be together in Christ and in life.
He loved his family and their times together, always bringing a laugh and glass of wine to a conversation. He shared interests with his daughter since she was small—anime, Dallas Cowboy football, and the Colorado Avalanche. His granddaughter was his biggest joy—to hear her laugh with her Poppy was one of his favorite things.
A Baptist by birth and Lutheran by marriage, we know Rob was called home to be with his Lord, as his work here was completed. He leaves a large space in our lives that cannot be filled, but we are assured he will be waiting for us in heaven.
Memorial Service will be in January 2023 at St Peter Lutheran Church, Fort Collins, Colorado. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Little Lambs Preschool, Fort Collins, CO and the Larimer County Humane Society.
He was preceded in death by his parents and sisters, Barbara Jean McCullough and Linda Prince.
He leaves his wife Debra (nee Woeckner), daughter Andelyn Loustalet (Gregory), granddaughter Aria Loustalet, and son Trever Harrison, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and grandnephews.
Rob lived life to the fullest in all circumstances and through many life experiences. He was a thespian in his early years through college and accomplished vocalist touring with the First Baptist Church of Dallas choir in Europe. He graduated from the University of Texas–Arlington in 1980 and pursued a career in marketing and account management. He was gifted with the ability to influence friends and clients, possessed an infectious laugh, and rarely met someone with whom he could not strike up a conversation.
Rob married Debbie in 1977, and they lived intermittently between Texas and Colorado, at last settling in Wellington, Colorado, in 2015. Together they started the Moral Fibre Ranch. Rob and Debbie were married 45 years , and their love for each other withstood all tests of life and times—their commitment was to always be together in Christ and in life.
He loved his family and their times together, always bringing a laugh and glass of wine to a conversation. He shared interests with his daughter since she was small—anime, Dallas Cowboy football, and the Colorado Avalanche. His granddaughter was his biggest joy—to hear her laugh with her Poppy was one of his favorite things.
A Baptist by birth and Lutheran by marriage, we know Rob was called home to be with his Lord, as his work here was completed. He leaves a large space in our lives that cannot be filled, but we are assured he will be waiting for us in heaven.
Memorial Service will be in January 2023 at St Peter Lutheran Church, Fort Collins, Colorado. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Little Lambs Preschool, Fort Collins, CO and the Larimer County Humane Society.
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