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Robert Bobins

Chicago, Illinois

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Robert Bobins, age 41, died in his sleep on May 9. A native of Chicago, Robert attended the Latin School and received his undergraduate degree in History from the University of Denver. He later completed a Masters Degree in Education at DePaul University and worked as a superb...

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Thinking of Rob today...Lots of love, prayers and condolences to his parents to this day ...very sorry for loss of former teacher and colleague. Superb person and great teacher who we still miss.

I wanted to share how special Mr. Bobins meant to me: he was my 7th and 8th grade teacher. What a joy to have an inspirational teacher, person, mentor. He always pushed each of his students to the limits in the classroom. He broadened our horizons with literature: "The Counte of Monte Cristo", "Voltaire", "20,000 leagues under the sea", etc. He would quiz us in history, the passion he had when teaching was remarkable. He will not be forgotten. Rest in Peace Mr. Bobins!

To the Bobins family,
Today I came home to find out that the most EXTRAORDINARY teacher I have met has passed. I was extremely fortunate to have him as my 7th and 8th grade teacher at Mcpherson Elementary. Thanks to his encouragement and sincere caring I was able take a chance when deciding what high school to attend. He had a great sense of humor and was able to use it to capture his students' attention. I remember how he would go above and beyond to make sure we had reading...

My sincere condolences to Mr.Bobins
family, I was one of his student during my 7&8th grade in McPherson learn many things that today im grateful for. Last time I spoked to mr.bobins I was coming out of the condo building (state&ontario)downtown he asked about everyone in his class it was just amazing how he remembered us and didnt forget us. We will always remembered him with love & admiration..

Mr. & Mrs. Bobins,
I was very saddened this morning to hear of a great mans passing. I was blessed to have your son as a teacher, and a mentor in 7th and 8th grade. I've never learned so much about history in those 2yrs, he made a great impact in my life thru education and life lessons. Not to mention he good sense of humor, I still remembered the day he dropped OJ on his shoe and got his sock wet, all he did was laugh it off and dried it outside our classroom window. Your son will be...

My heart goes out to the Bobins family, my sincere condolences. Mr. Bobins made a wonderful impact on life. I had the opportunity to be his student during 7th and 8th grade. He cared about his students, he was so funny, a GREAT Teacher, the list goes on. He made good lasting impressions on our classes at McPherson. We will miss him dearly and surely he will not be forgotten.

I'm very sorry to hear of Mr.Bobins deaths.He was a great teacher.I have never come across a teacher that cared so much for my personal life and my education.Mr.Bobins left a lasting impression I will never forget him and count myself lucky to have had the oppurtunity to be taught by Mr.Bobins. "You have to be well rounded Julyana you can do more Julyana," these words got me through high school and then nursing school. Thank you Mr.Bobins

I'm very sorry to have learned of Rob's death. I worked with Rob in the U.S. Senate in Washington D.C. during the summer of 1997, and we became good friends, but unfortunately did not keep in touch very much. I will always be grateful for his friendship during our summer together.

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Bobins,

I'd known Rob for the past 5 years. He was exceptionally honest and insightful as well as gifted in many areas. He was one of the most intelligent and compassionate and incredibly funny person I know. My thoughts are with you. I was just about to get in touch with him today (after talking with him a few months ago) and found out about this incredible young man, who had so much to offer, had died. There's not much one can say in such a tragic circumstance...