Robert F. Marx

I lived in Seville in 1962 and would meet Bob at a little Cafe up the street and across the bridge from plaza de cuba. We enjoyed a good breakfast and then Bob was off to the University to continue with his research. I was in So. california when Bob was trying to get the OK to explore Drake's Bay in Marin County. Got home a few days too late Ah Robert those were the days. Tom Tidwell

Bob came to speak and enthrall the divers at a Down Under Dive Club meeting in 1990 or 1991. I was president of the club back then, and Bob did not hesitate for a minute when I asked if he'd come speak to our group. The presentation Bob Marx gifted our group with was ... well, over 30 years later I still remember it! Bob had that gift of sharing his enthusiasm and passion for exploring and learning about our incredible world underwater. I did all I could to excite our group about shipwreck...

I am very sorry to hear about the loss of Robert,( Bob ) Marx. He was a real legend to all of us Treasure history folks. R I P Geo

Captivated by him speaking years ago at the Space Coast Writer's Guild in Cocoa Beach. He was to speak of 'writing about his experiences' but instead he spoke eloquently of the adventures themselves. We, the audience, were mesmerized by him and his adventures. So much hated to see that he has passed. A very interesting and cordial gentleman. He did remind me of a sea captain.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

RIP Sir Robert. You've done more to advance underwater exploration and archeology than any ten other people I know. My only regret is that I didn't get to know you and your family better. Fare thee well and Semper Fi.

I have known Bob for years through the Our World Underwater Dive Show in Chicago. I considered him a great friend and was shocked when I heard about his passing. I will miss his stories.

George Muszynski