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In Loving Memory

Robert "Bob" Grant Noorda


1955•2026

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On June 11 th , Robert (Bob) Noorda, closed his eyes to this world and woke up in the arms of his Savior, Jesus Christ. While our hearts are heavy with his absence, we rejoice in the absolute assurance that he is finally Home, fully restored, and walking the streets of gold.

Bob, loved traveling with his wife of 34 years. They both loved the Lake Tahoe area, having visited often. They would take road trips on their Harley together. They also enjoyed snowmobiling in the nearby mountains.

Bob was a hardworking man of deep integrity who spent many dedicated years on the road as a truck driver for FedEx Freight. He took great pride in his work, safely navigating countless miles.

Outside of work Bob would be found always working on a project. He enjoyed working with his hands, collecting tools and building just about anything.

Bob also liked spending time outside, camping, fishing, hunting, or snowmobiling with family and friends. He was always up for an adventure.

Bobs passion was riding his Harley, getting on the open road with friends and going on trips. He loved everything, Harley Davidson, and would collect anything with orange and black.

Bob leaves behind his wife of 34 years, Frances, children Paul, Shelley (Cory), Jonathan, (Sarah), his brother Chris, seven grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, and nephews.

Bob was proceeded in death by His father Grant, Mother Sherie, and Brother Rich.

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I'm blessed to have met Bob. I'll never forget his kind eyes! Our hearts mourn with you, Frances, but we rejoice in the knowledge that Bob is walking with Jesus now. I look forward to seeing him again one day!

Doug and Dalyn Weller

MY.DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO YOU.FRANCES AND YOUR FAMILY

Diane Pilling

I am really going to miss getting together with Bob to have coffee and talk about old times and what we were planning on building next.
I really wish I could have more time together with Bob working with him in his new wood shop.
I’m going to miss you dearly old friend! Say “Hi” to Jesus for me.

Michael Crist

Sending my heartfelt condolences to you Frances and your family. I enjoyed meeting Bob and seeing the close partnership the two of you shared. I hope the memories of adventures on the Harley bring you smiles of a life lived in joy together.

Yasmine Lopez
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