Robert S. Pearlman

For some reason I woke up this morning, after 25 years, thinking about how Dr. Pearlman would throw the eraser at anyone that wasn´t paying attention in lecture and then laugh with the rest of the class. I´m so sorry to see that he is gone. May he continue to live on in the memories of those that loved him.

Bob was a great professor and was more than just my "academic father." He was an inspiration to us all. I was proud to be the first of his graduate students to earn a PhD.

Dr pearlman was a wonderful professor I knew as a student in the 80´s. I hope we will meet again.

I enjoyed our talks at work. Very kind person. Rest in peace.

I am so, so sorry for your loss. Bob was a wonderful neighbor who was ALWAYS willing to lend a helping hand. We will miss him on Trianon Lane. Sending you lots of love.
Laura

Bob was a client of mine while he taught at the University of Texas. He was highly intelligent, funny and creative. Many times during our meetings we would find connections in our passion for cooking and the love of our spouses. Rita was always mentioned during our discussions. We would often meet for "Posh" lunches at the Four Seasons and Granite Hill Cafe/Fino's to name a couple. We would share recipes to cook for our families. He gave me pointers on Asian food and working with a Wok. ...

Best big brother ever. I love you.