Robert A. "Bob" Arcuri

Bob Arcuri helped me cross my last mile into adult self expression, I was by far a late bloomer in my mid 30's at the time I took my first class with him. I'd had minimal theater experience as a adolescent, but he tapped into it and brought me out of my shell. He just wouldn't let you retreat. I think of him especially when I have to do something difficult, and most of all, public. I know it's been a ridiculously long time since he passed. It's just taken me this long to find the words....

A very Blessed 70th Birthday in Heaven, Bob.
All your friends love and miss you very much.
Rest In Peace, my friend.

He was one heck of a teacher - Father Lopez & DSC. Sorry to hear of his passing.

Hi All. All too often we use Facebook to gripe about stuff. But this is the Christmas season; so I suggest that all of you that want to, post one of your fondest Christmas memories. Mine was Christmas of 1959. That was the last Christmas that my dad was with us at home. Christmas was his absolute favorite holiday. He would work overtime to be able to afford Christmas presents for my mom, brother and myself.He died December 26,1960. I honor his memory by enthusiastically embracing the spirit...

Knock 'em for six!!!!!

I just happened to stumble upon Bob's facebook tonight, to realize he passed away. I'm so saddened I missed his service. I met Bob while attending his speech class at DSC and I remember greatly enjoying this class and my conversations with Bob. One of our speech projects was to give the eulogy for our own funeral, and sadly his would be just a few years later. He was so young at heart and fun to be around. He will be missed by many.

HE IS RISEN!

A very blessed Easter in Heaven, Bob.
You are now in the loving and protective care of God
and are back with your beloved Mother, Father and Brother.

You were a special person and a Friend who mentored my brother, I and many other friends! you will be missed truly Rob you you left a mark on earth! From all the Father Lopez and Daytona State College kids!