Robert A. DiMarzio

Bob, we might have met very briefly when you and my mother met back when she worked in sensormatic. You might have not been in our lives for long, but I would want to write this so that you know that you left a mark in me and my sisters lives for being such a kind human being. God gained a strong angel.

Bob I will mess you. My friend from loog ago. Western Union 1984 I think.

Sad to get this news. I knew Bob from Sensormatic in Florida then Aguadilla. He was a kind heart pretending to be a tough guy. He opened his heart and life to me and Pedro and many lessons learned and stories to treasure. Will be missed. Aida

I'm very sad and really ashamed that I just learned of Bob's passing when we had just been messaging the day before. Bob's obscure intelligence and profound beliefs were forever engraved in our hearts.

Sad news. Bob was a good guy to squad with at the range. RIP.

Bob was exasperating and fun. He was so knowledgeable on many topics. He like being right, and darn it, usually was! The world, at least mine, is a better place for having him in it. I enjoyed our meetings and long talks, and the chance to learn and teach with him. I'll miss our New Years Day celebrations and funny texts. I'll miss his tour guide/road trip nudgings. I'll miss his hugs, he was 'all in', never a limp pat on the back. Mostly I'll miss knowing a solid man of high character that...

The world lost another wonderful soul and I lost another brother .I don't like this ,but it has been a joy knowing Bob my friend .

I knew Bob since the mid 1970's. Reconnected after about 30 years. And although we lived far apart, it was as if we turned the clock back to those early days. We shared many common interests and fun times in the past, including going into NYC's many camera stores.
May his family find peace knowing the Lord has called him in his own time.