Robert 'Bob' Vigil

Robert “Bob” Vigil born January 10, 1935 in Aguilar, CO passed peacefully on September 24th surrounded by loved ones. He fought a courageous battle against Parkinson’s disease. Survived by his wife, Charlotte, children: Robbie, Audrey, Carla, and Michael, numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, several great-great grandchildren, sister Marine, a large extended family and a handful of his closest childhood and high school friends.

Bob grew up in east Denver and graduated from Manual High School. He had a long career in sales and designed prototypes in the plastic supply and fabrication industry. He was also the owner of ABC Cleaning Services for 25 years. He continued to work long after retirement repairing plastic trays for My Brothers Bar until December 2019 and as a part time shuttle driver and courier for Automotive Avenues Lakewood until 2018. Bob loved listening to jazz, watching sports, classic movies and biblical stories - The Song of St. Bernadette (1943) was one of his favorites. Praying the rosary on You Tube from Lourdes became one of his daily rituals. He was also an avid golfer with a collection of caps from all the courses he played. Often he could be seen walking around the lake at Rocky Mountain Park near his home. Bob had a sweet tooth and especially loved his sister-in-law’s homemade banana cream pies to which he had a weekly standing order.

A rosary recitation followed by a memorial mass is planned for 11 am, Saturday, October 22nd at Curé d’ Ars Catholic Church, 3201 Dahlia Street, Denver. In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to Curé d’ Ars or the Parkinson’s Association of the Rockies in his memory.