Ben_ca
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RIP.
Be careful out there people. Rob, you'll be missed
Be careful out there people. Rob, you'll be missed
In memorium: Rob Davie, aka BigJetDriver
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God Bless BJD. Condolences to friends and family of Rob.
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I never met Rob, but he worked for the same company I do (Continental Airlines) He worked out of the Houston, TX. hub. I do computer work for them out of Tampa Fl. Very sad news.
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he made the funniest post once when I was asking about the baggage department.....anybody that remembers his comment about my dog "fluffy will not turn into a pupcicle". he was explaining the pressurization, temperature conditions of the jet. He had a private political side that I appreciated.
JodiBB
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I've also not had the pleasure to meet Rob, but he sounds like a wonderful person and a class act all the way around.
My condolences to his family & friends...
My condolences to his family & friends...
scubafool
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I only had one occasion to interact with BigJetDriver, but from that single occasion I must say that I got the impression that he was a very fair & equitable man.
The SB family was considerably enriched by his presence, and is lessened by his absence.
Hopefully the respect and admiration that many of us held for him is some small measure of comfort to his family and friends. May your grief eventually be softened with fond memories.
The SB family was considerably enriched by his presence, and is lessened by his absence.
Hopefully the respect and admiration that many of us held for him is some small measure of comfort to his family and friends. May your grief eventually be softened with fond memories.
I am deeply shocked. I knew Rob for years and did many dives with him. He wrote to me the day he left for the Red Sea saying he was intending coming back down here to Belize shortly after he got back. Not only was he the really nice and totally competent guy that everyone here has said, but he was deeply honest and honorable, and a very loyal friend. I can't take this in.
H20Bubbles
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I have never met Rob, but have often seen his posts here on the forums. It is always quite sad to hear of someone's passing, but it is even harder when it is a member of our own community.
We wish his family strength, comfort, and peace as they mourn his passing and hope that they can take something from all of us. As can be seen in all of these posts... he certainly gave a little bit to all of us.
RIP
We wish his family strength, comfort, and peace as they mourn his passing and hope that they can take something from all of us. As can be seen in all of these posts... he certainly gave a little bit to all of us.
RIP
Part of Rob's post on the death of friend Cliff Simoneau:
BigJetDriver:
We must all fly that route someday, but people like Rob should be last in line.
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