Robert L. Maggs M.D.

wonderful person in every regard/ physician/ advisor / friend

I will miss my good friend Bob. Through the years we became close friends. We frequently lunched together at the Yacht Club. Bob was a very good man.
May he rest in peace, Dick McGill.

I feel incredibly fortunate to have gotten to have breakfast with Dr. Maggs last Saturday. Despite only having known each other for a few months, our friendship was blossoming into something I treasured immensely. I hope to be able to deliver on all the items Dr. Maggs tasked me with accomplishing.

Marg and clan-
So very sorry for your loss. We are away and can't be at the services. I will forever remember the breakfast table and NY Times vocabulary quizzes. Deepest condolences.
Love,
Peg Egan Fallon

The Peter Saker family in Freehold, and myself have many fond memories of Bob. Both he and Margerite were close friends of my mom and dad, Josephine and Peter Saker. He will be missed and remembered by all of us.

This man changed my life and I am forever in debt to him, and his children. I thank god daily for Mrs. Festa introducing him to me. He and his wife treated me as one of their own children and I can only hope to pay it forward. My only regret is that I didn't learn more from him. God Bless the family.

I met Dr. Bob Maggs through the Key Biscayne Historical group. He always took the time to listen to my ideas and then encouraged me onward. He had a powerful personality, and got things done! We will all miss him; but, we were also fortunate to have known him.
Wendy Wood

The sudden passing of Dr. Bob came as a shock to his breakfast pals at the Donut Gallery Diner on Key Biscayne. We shall miss his charm, sense of humor, stories, political opinions, financial commentary and travel adventures. We have all been blessed to know him and have him as part of our lives. Our thoughts and prayers are with him, his family, friends, Vicky and all of us that loved him. God bless.