Robert Leslie Kishell

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September 6, 1952 ~ February 6, 2026

Born in: Salt Lake City, Utah
Resided in: Aurora, Colorado

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Robert Kishell, a longtime resident of Aurora, Colorado, passed away on February 6, 2026. He was born in Salt Lake City, Utah.
At the age of seventeen, Robert enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, beginning a life defined by courage, service, and dedication to others. Following his military service, he continued his commitment to protecting and serving his community as a Denver police officer. Over the course of his distinguished career, he earned deep respect for his accomplishments, integrity, and unwavering sense of duty.
Robert was a man of strong faith who trusted in God and found peace in that trust. He was a devoted and loving husband to Christine, an admirable father, a cherished grandfather to Kylee and Leslie, and a beloved great-grandfather to Anakin.
He found great joy in fishing, music, panning for gold, and, above all, spending time with his family. He also had a special place in his heart for his four-legged companions. Known as “a father to everyone,” Robert never let anyone go without a meal and was always the person others turned to in times of need.
His kindness, strength, and generous spirit will be deeply missed and forever remembered. His legacy lives on in all who knew and loved him—especially in his great-grandson, Anakin, who carries forward his proud legacy.
PLEASE MEET AT STAGING AREA ‘WHITE’…WYOMING STREET….BY 11;15AM.

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Graveside Service: February 19, 2026 11:30 am

Room: Staging Area "WHITE" Wyoming Street

Ft. Logan National Cemetery
3698 S. Sheridan Blvd.,
Denver, Colorado 80236

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  2. I will truly miss him. He had such great love for his family, horses especially Bob and his boxer Abby💜💖❤️

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  3. Sister – May you find peace in the memories you and Bobby created together. I cannot imagine how difficult this time must be for you – I am so sorry for your loss. 💕💕- Berta

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  5. I sure wish we would have spent more time together. I will miss you. I have such fond memories of you. Being so proud of your service, watching your kids when they were little. Looking up to you as a police officer when I was a teenager. I never told you how proud I was and what an impression you made on me. May God hold you close while you now rest easy cousin. Love you!

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  6. My thoughts and prayers are sent to you and the family. He was always fun to talk and will be missed. You have your faith and great kids to give you strength as well as many memories. 🙏

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  8. With a heavy heart, I’m so sorry for your loss. Your husband was a remarkable man, and the love you shared was evident to everyone who knew you both. May the memories you built together bring you comfort, and may you feel surrounded by love and strength in the days ahead. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers always.

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  9. Bob was one of the best cops I ever knew. You could always count on him doing the right thing and treating everyone with dignity and respect.

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  10. I worked with Bobby in Disrtict 4 waaaay back in the 1980s. A good , solid cop and a reliable partner. My condolences to his family.

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  11. Christine I am thinking of you as you bury Bobbie today. May God be with you today and everyday and keep you safe. You had a wonderful life you and Bobbie remember it always. I love you your sister Iris

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  12. Dear Sister,
    In the quiet moments, you will feel Bobby’s presence, gently reminding you that love never dies. His essence lives on in the hearts of all those he loved and touched.

    May you find comfort in your memories, strength in the love that surrounds you, and peace in knowing how deeply he was cherished.

    With my deepest sympathy,
    Berta

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