Robert A. Malmi

My sad to hear of Bob's passing. I worked with him for many years on AT&T Engineering Staff and his input to our requirements team were unparalleled.

I am in shock and disbelief at this sad news. I worked with Bob on various projects for the past 20 years. I shall always remember his good spirits during adversity, clarity in the face of confusion and humor in our daily work.
My condolences to your entire family.

We will all miss him.

I worked with Bob for many years, and he always brought a team spirit, humor, and dedication to everything he was involved in, and as a result had a positive influence on all who knew him. My sympathies go to his family at this sudden loss.

Dear Malmi family, my thoughts are with you in these difficult moments. I worked recently with Bob, he was a great person to work with: calm , respectful of others, supportive. I am so sorry for your loss.

We are saddened to hear about Bob, Sue. You and the boys are in our prayers. Maggie, Charlie, and Sam Hopkins

Dear Susan, Eric, Nicholas & Family,
I am deeply saddened by the sudden loss of Bob. I am still in disbelief. Bob was more than a friend; he was a confidant and he was always there for me whenever I needed him to talk about work, life and anything else. We had a wonderful farewell party when we retired, just a few months ago.
I will truly miss him.

Dear Malmi Family,

I was shocked to hear the sad demise of our dear colleague and friend Bob who I worked with for many years. I would like to extend my heartfelt condolences to the entire family for your loss. I hope that you will find comfort in the memories that are yours to cherish always, and strength in the companionship of those who share your loss.

God bless him,
Javad Salahi

Dear Malmi Family,

My thoughts are prayers are with you in these difficult times. I worked with Bob in AT&T while I never had the pleasure of meeting him face to face, he was always so helpful and supportive. May he rest in peace.

Dear Sue, Eric & Nick,

I'm thinking back on years of lunch table conversations with Bob. Recurring topics included the propensity and skill of the Finns for grand hoaxes, mid-century jazz such as Dave Brubeck at Miami U or the Voice of America broadcasts of Willis Conover, the possibility that Bob's dad was a spook and the certainty that his mother was (and is) a belle, My heart goes out to you. I am out of state and will not be able to be physically present at Saturday's visitation....