Dr. Robert A. Herrera

Dear Debbie
How sad my heart to learn of Bob's death. Although our friendship, through Fr Mike, was recent we shared much. He was such a fine, articulate, and outgoing person and I quickly came to revere and love him. I will pray "May the Angels lead him to Paradise".
And Peace be with you, dear Debbie, for you were his Angel here on Earth.
All my Love
Don

Anna Hallman
NOV.30,2008 To the Herrera family: From the Hallman family: Our condolences to you and your family on your loss: I know it is a difficult time you’re going through, but don’t lose courage because life moves on and time heals all wounds. There is no greater way to honor one who gave you life than to live a happy and full life in return. Our loved ones are still and always will be a part of us, they are the threads of our fabric and we cannot lose their love. The only feelings...

Anna Hallman
Nov.30,2009 To the Herrera family: From the Hallman family: Our condolences to you and your family on your loss: I know it is a difficult time you’re going through, but don’t lose courage because life moves on and time heals all wounds. There is no greater way to honor one who gave you life than to live a happy and full life in return. Our loved ones are still and always will be a part of us, they are the threads of our fabric and we cannot lose their love. The only feelings...

I first met Dr Herrera in 1980, when, as a young priest, I was assigned to the faculty of Seton Hall University. Professor Herrera welcomed me and made me feel right at home. He was a compassionate individual and a man of great dignity. May he bask in the light of the Risen Christ and may his family be consoled with the truths of our faith.

- Father Gabriel B. Costa, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

With deepest sympathy from Fr. Richard Nardone, Seton Hall University.