Robert Ira Broida

Bob and I were freshman at Carnegie Tech in 1947 and he was most kind to me. I remember him taking me to his home for Thanksgiving in 1947, and going to the Cleveland Playhouse. I think we had the same attorney out here in Los Angeles some time ago and we met again at the attorney's house one Saturday, but I don't think he remembered me from that past. Alan Oppenheimer

JR, Katie..I knew you when you were quite little living in Bratenahl, OH. My husband John and I were married on your back patio overlooking Lake Erie and lived briefly above your father's classic cars. We have many fond memories of our brief time living there. We also have many funny stories if you care to hear them. So sorry for your loss. I just found this as a result of looking for your mom, Bonnie. Would love to be in touch if possible.
Deborah Chessar Portland, Oregon

Bob,

Chris and I were so sorry to hear of the passing of your Father. You have our deepest sympathy.

Dear Uncle Bob, In the little time we spent together in Sarasota, Florida each year celebrating Anita's birthday, I came to know and love you as a man who lived life on your own terms. For as long as I live, I will remember you with love when I hear Frank Sinatra singing "My Way". You spoke your mind, and weren't afraid to speak and show your love for your family and friends. You will be missed greatly but will live in the hearts of the lives that you touched forever. Tara Broida

My dear Uncle Bob has passed and as one person said to me, "He is probably making havoc in heaven with Leonard, Anita and my Father (His brother) Ed Broida in a very loving way. That would by my great cousin Tracy. My deepest empathies to all of the family and all who loved and knew him. He is one of the sweetest men I have ever known. Always was a gentleman and never blew smoke up your - - - if you know what I mean!!! Straight forward, decent and loving. I only wish my Father and Bob had...

Bob was the first person I ever invited to dinner as a young bride--
My deepest sympathy to all the Family---Katie and RJ, do you remember me? Ruthie Krause Kyman
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dr. bob,
deepest sympathy on the passing of your father...

BOB WAS AN OLD OLD FRIEND, AND BOTH MARGIE AND I WERE SO SORRY TO LEARN OF HIS PASSING.

WE SPENT MANY HAPPY TIMES TOGETHER IN CLEVELAND, ON WARRENSVILLE CTR. RD, BOLLINGBROOK, AND LAKE SHORE BLVD.,