Robert Hajnal

I remember talking to Robert at my grandmother Gladys Hems burial in Hamden. We saw Robert as the family historian. He spent time talking to me and my sisters Lynda and Gail about our mothers side of the family we did not know. He was kind and animated and I am thankful for that moment with him. My sincere condolences to his family as I am sure he will be missed.

Bob was 1 in a million and will never be forgotten!

Bob was so passionate about his Dodgers, he kept me on notice of just about every Dodger game. Strength, peace and comfort to the family, you're in my prayers

Never got old( maybe a little), running into Bobby. We went to Lyman Hall, shared the same homeroom for 4 years. Made every morning alive and fun. Travel on Bobby.

To the Family of Robert "Bobby" Hajnal: I had the great pleasure of going to High School with Robert and graduating with him from LHHS in 1974. He was the most enthusiastic member of our Class and a lifelong archivist of everything LHHS Class of `74. Robert was always a joy to see and I always left our brief encounters feeling uplifted by his Spirit. He will be sorely missed. Michael Doyle

I would see Bob, at Mass, Bob had a big heart and was fond of children; you could see his joy in his interaction with a young child, at the 10 a.m. Mass. We graduated, together, in 1974. My most sincere condolences to his family and friends. May he rest in Heavenly Peace.

Always fond memories of you, Ziggy. You made everyone laugh. I'll never forget going to the Patriots game with you, Don and the boys. Now you can talk to Donnie up there about the games. Rest in peace, my friend. Love, Alberta Guest

Gone but never to be forgotten. A personality larger than life. Rest In Peace Ziggy. You will be surely missed. Xo

RIP, Ziggy. You were a postal legend. Everybody knew who you were. Thanks for the laughs.