Robert-Primack-Obituary

Robert Boris Primack

Gainesville, Florida

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PRIMACK, ROBERT BORIS, 84 Gainesville - Dr. Robert Primack, age 84, died August 12, 2006, at home. Born in Philadelphia, PA, he grew up in the Bronx in New York City. At 19, he bought a chicken farm in New Jersey, eventually owning several farms. He was active in local political and philosophical...

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Dr. Primack was my professor at UF. He challenged me in a way no one else did. Because of him, I will always set goals with my students, provide the instruction to meet those goals and reward those that achieve. His "A" is one I have kept!

My heart goes out to the Primack family for their loss. However, please know that Dr. Primack lives on in all the lives he touched by his teaching, writing and example. I, for one was refreshed by his class at the College of Education. I will never forget his discussion about "The Myth of the Dedicated Teacher". It has served me well in a variety of situations. And I pass it on to others to try to help improve the lot of education majors. God bless.

My heart goes out to the wonderful Primack family. I am happy that Mr. Primack led such a full life and was blessed with such a special family. My love and thoughts, always.

My condolences to Professor Primack's family. Not only have you lost a father and husband, we (our community, University and world) have lost a great man and great teacher. A teacher in the strictest and most wonderful meaning of the word. A teacher who lead and would not accept anything but the best from his students. In a world becoming increasingly difficult and complicated, he was rare beacon of rationality and logic. Our world desperately needs more teachers like Professor Primack. ...

No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.

My condolences to all the Primack family. I also like the concept of a celebration of life.

Sincerely,

Alice,
Our prayers are with you and yours in this time of sorrow. Bob will be sorely missed.
Cordially,
Frits, Myrna and the kids (Klaassen)

Please accept our condolences. We are thinking of you during this difficult time.

Dr. Primak was invaluable to the Gainesville community. His contributions in The Gainesville Sun editorial pages and impact on the University of Florida community were greatly appreciated. My sympathy to his family, friends, and colleagues. He will be missed.