He enjoyed being a member of many community clubs, to list a few, Central Arizona Modelers club, AMRA Arizona Midget Racing Association, Central Arizona Antique Car Club, Phoenix Jaycees, AGBA Poultry Club, and Rooster Booster Poultry Club. He played a role in a movie called “Heaven’s Gate” and spent a lot of time with some very famous movie stars. He drove a school bus for the Camp Verde School District for many years.īob enjoyed life to the fullest through years of professional race car driving and set a world record by thoroughly being a daredevil. He developed Arizona Paint and Body Shop in Phoenix and retired to live in Camp Verde full time. He drove tow truck for his father’s service station. He drove a milk truck, worked for Arizona sand and rock and several other trucking companies over the years. At an early age Bob worked on his grandparents’ dairy in Laveen, Arizona. He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and proudly served as a Scout Master in his early years. He was born July 8, 1936, to Louie Edward Gay and Arizona Venora Gammill.īob was raised in Glendale, Arizona. Robert (Bob) Louis Gay, 85 years old, longtime resident of Camp Verde, Arizona, entered eternal life April 23, 2022.
