Robert Edward "Bob" Fry
1953 - 2018
Robert Edward "Bob" Fry
- - On November 24th 2018, at 5:30 p.m., Robert Edward "Bob" Fry took his last breath in the company of his children. He was 65 years old. Born in Fremont, Michigan on September 6, 1953, Bob greatly enjoyed his adventures on the family farm as a child. Bob and his family moved to the Valley in 1968. Bob loved the desert and stayed in Arizona for the remainder of his life, aside from the occasional trip to Rocky Point. Bob attended Camelback High School and became a licensed pilot before he graduated. He set a soaring record as a junior glider that stands to this day. Bob worked many years as a professional pilot, a Respiratory Therapist, and finally as a Licensed Addictions Counselor on the Gila River Indian Reservation. Bob loved action films and westerns. He went on epic hikes in the Superstitions. He found his greatest solace on the Mogollon Rim. He is preceded in death by his father, Dr. Phillip E. Fry. He is survived by his mother, Mary Watson, and his children, Erin and Nick. He will be greatly missed by his three grandchildren and beloved dog, Jake. If there is a shortcut to heaven, Bob found it without a doubt. Bob Fry will be honored this coming Saturday in a private service near Woods Canyon Lake.
Published in The Arizona Republic on Dec. 16, 2018
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Jim Ottomeyer
Rest in Peace Bob.
Kenneth Murphy, COL, Us Army (Ret) (Murphy)
Prayers for family and rest in peaceJeff Maretz
Rest in peace Bob.
I have many fond memories; such the the yellow corvette, tubing the Salt/Verde river, and you making fun of me because I was going bald. And you had 10 more hairs than me. lol
I hadn't given up on seeing you again. Very Sad, I'll miss you Bob.
Al Vanden Heuvel
Bob was the first President of the largest Club on campus...The Camelback High Ski Club. We had a lot of fun on those ski trips! Hope to see you on the other side!
Richard Behrens
Bob will be missed. We had great times on the slopes.
James Salem
Bob was a lot of fun. He will be missed
Cynthia Dziubla (Titgen)
Prayers for his family. He was awesome and always treated me kindly and was a great person.
Paul Robb
There's a saying that when boys sing together, they become brothers. Bob, you helped make Concert Choir a joyful experience with your humor and leadership as President. Well bro, keep on crooning in that celestial choir so we can hear your voice again. Godspeed!
John Wharton
Nice guy Bob. I hoped that would bump into him. Well thought of by all I think. Warm thoughts ✌️
Keith Miller
Bob was one of the many good people that came from our neighborhood. May God Bess You Bob.