Robert Galvin

My sincere condolences to the family of Chief R. Galvin. I met him back in the 70's when he officiated many of my basketball games. He was a true professional then, and that trait continued and was still within him when I caught up again with him after I got sworn in as a police officer in 1986. It was an honor to serve under his command. God Bless, Paul Hunter (son of William J. Hunter)

My sincere condolences to all of the Galvan family.

My deepest heartfelt condolences on the passing of Deputy Chief Galvin. My father was on the SPD with Chief Galvin. I met him when I was working at North Recreation Center and he was refereeing basketball. As a 18 year old, I found him to be honorable, respectful and professional. I had a tremendous amount to respect for him! Rest in Peace, Chief Galvin

My deepest condolences to the Galvin family

To Bob's family, Please accept my sincerest condolences for your loss. Bob and I are the same generation, growing up in Eastwood. He went to Eastwood High and I went to CBA. We all knew Bob as an exceptional athlete. Later he became a policeman and I became an Assistant DA. We saw each other a lot in those days through work and through some sports activities. He was always an above average athlete, and often gave me tips on how to improve my game. We always had that Eastwood bond. I...

Condolences from fellow police officers and racquet ball friend. Tony Stimson

My sincere condolences to the Galvin Family for their loss Bob was one of the best of the best! May he rest in eternal peace.

My deepest sympathy to the Galvin family, Eastwoods finest. John Kavanaugh, Timber Pines Florida

I am so sorry to hear this news. I so enjoyed all of the times together. Delores, thoughts and prayers with you and family. What is amazing, is that I will be in Florida visiting my friend Joanne and the Mercurios and will be able to attend the services.