Dr. Robert Joseph Marino

Dr Bob will miss our visits.

Truly a good man. I will miss him and his wise advice.

We've had a lot of good laughs together.I pray you see Jesus face-to-face. Get some sweet rest in a lord. You're old friend Melvin Cutino

Dr. Bob was one of my mentors when I was an anesthesia resident at Ochsner. He had an enormous influence on me during my training and helped me to become the anesthesiologist I am today. I flew Flight Care while I was there and he was proud of the program and that his residents were the ones transporting critically ill patients of all ages from neonates to the elderly. I learned so much from him about the art of anesthesia directing an operating room. His influence on me cannot be overstated....

I worked with Dr. Bob many years , starting in ICU 2 at the big "O" . He was always very gracious and knew his stuff! I was always happy to see my friend when he staffed my pediatric cardiology patients whether it be in OR or the cath lab. My prayers go out to his family.

Deepest condolences to the Marino family.. enjoyed working with Bob for many years in ICU2 at the Big "O"... great man and talented physician... RIP Bob...

Worked with Dr Marino many years in the operating room always felt comfortable & safe when he was at the helm in the OR. Used masking tape on ET tubes because "nobody is sensitive to it". Always thinking. Thank you for teaching me how to smuggle alcohol on board a cruise ship. Thinking of you fondly & forever.

I went to grade school and high school with Bob. It was easy to see even then that he was going to be special.