Robert Hoffmann

Robert Hoffmann passed on June 20th from cardiac arrest at 65 years old in Windsor, Colorado.

Robert Clair Hoffmann was born in Missouri on April 11th, 1960, to Wanda St. Clair and deceased father Robert Pister. He was then adopted by Klaus Hoffmann and the family moved to Fort Collins, Colorado, where they had his sister, Lisa. Rob completed his schooling in Fort Collins and graduated from Poudre High School.

After high school, Rob moved to Grand Junction, Colorado and attended Mesa State University on a wrestling scholarship. Grand Junction is where he met his wife, Mary and began his family. They married in December of 1983 in Grand Junction. They had Carly in 1984, Kelsey in 1987, and Stephanie in 1989.

From there, Rob and his family moved to Longmont where he worked at a record store and eventually worked his way into property management. He was an active member of the Lions Club and was a valued member of the community. Rob also briefly lived in Maryville, Tennessee before returning to the Front Range. Rob spent most of his career at Everett Companies in Fort Collins and was grateful to be part of such a warm and tight-knit community in Fort Collins.

Rob was a fun and engaged grandparent who loved to joke around with his three granddaughters Olivia, Eleanor, and Alice. Rob enjoyed watching the Denver Broncos, playing golf, talking about his wrestling days, and traveling with his family.

Rob is survived by his sister (Lisa Nelson), his daughters Kelsey (Ben) of Grand Junction, Colorado and Stephanie (Hunter) of Orlando, Florida, and his granddaughters (Olivia, Eleanor, and Alice) of Grand Junction. He is preceded in death by his parents Robert Pister and Wanda Hoffmann, stepdad Klaus Hoffmann, his daughter Carly Hoffmann, and his wife Mary Hoffmann.