Robert R. Sais

Robert R. Sais, 50, passed away April 19, 2025.

Robby is now reunited with his father, Joe Sais, and his beloved niece, Annabel Lea Bedwell.

He is survived by his devoted wife, Lynn Sais, the love of his life and the partner who built a beautiful family by his side. Together, they were blessed with Bobby and Noah, who were Robby’s world. The life and love they created together will live on through their sons.

Robby also leaves behind his mother, Margaret Sais; and siblings, Joey (Marney) Sais Jr., Faith (Frederick) Ross, Tanya (Steven Kast) Neal, Nathan (Rita) Sais, Charity Sais, Matthew Sais, Marcia (Nathan) Stroobants, Bethany Sais, Luke Sais, Israel Sais; and a wide, loving circle of family and friends who will carry his spirit forward.

Robert was born to Joe and Margaret Sais, on July 2, 1974, in Pueblo, CO.
His two sons, Bobby (7) and Noah (4), were the pride and joy of his life, the heartbeat of everything he did. He loved exposing them to their world — teaching them, working side by side with them on their little farm, sharing his passions for trucks, tractors, bikes, and caring for their animals.

Robby turned everyday moments into lasting lessons and lifelong memories. Work hard, play hard, and love even harder.

Robby was multitalented, incredibly smart, and endlessly creative; he was able to fix, build, or rig a solution no one else could invent.

Above all, he showed up for those he loved, giving his time, his strength, and his loyalty without hesitation. If you were in Robby’s circle, you never had to wonder if you were loved, you knew it.

His faith was the quiet foundation of his life. Robby loved the Lord with a sincere heart, and it was his greatest hope that his boys would grow up knowing that same love. He didn’t preach it, he lived it. You could see it in the way he served others, in how he gave so generously, in the steady strength he carried, and in the way he led his family with love, patience, and purpose.

His family will miss his presence beyond words, but his spirit will echo in every sunset over the farm, every rumble of an old truck, and every smile on his boys’ faces.

Though we grieve, we give thanks for a life well-lived, a faith well-walked, and a love that never ends.

Until we see you again, Robby, we’ll carry you with us.

A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m., May 6, 2025, at Praise Assembly of God, 2000 Troy Ave.