Robert-Tipaldi-Obituary

Robert Frank Tipaldi

Brooklyn, New York

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Brooklyn, New York

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Eager to Share the Wealth
At 25, Robert Tipaldi was generous in success, his relatives say. Two months ago, he bought a summer home in New Jersey, where he loved to entertain family and friends. Next year, he planned to buy a boat for his 40-foot dock at the house. "He wanted to enjoy everything and have everybody enjoy his fortune as well," said his stepfather, Gerard Lombardo.

Mr. Tipaldi rode a motorcycle, went skydiving, played ice hockey and planned to become engaged to his girlfriend next year. He lived in Bellmore, N.Y., with his mother, Stella Lombardo, and his stepfather. Mr. Tipaldi was an assistant trader with Cantor Fitzgerald on the 104th floor of 1 World Trade Center. He cherished the job for its intensity and excitement, Mr. Lombardo said. On the morning of the attacks, his mother heard from Mr. Tipaldi one last time. He told her he loved her and to tell everybody he loved them, too.

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another year down and out, things would be alot better if you were here... always missing you and never stop thinking about you. my parents seen you on TV today , they watch it every year, sorry to report but I don't, it never sits well with me.... the memories in my head are so much better. talk 2 you soon...

Hey Uncle Rob, it's been a while since I last wrote to you. I just wanted to say I miss you so much and that I'm a freshman in highschool now, which is kinda crazy. I have been thinking about you, and I hope that you, Uncle Rich and all your buddies are hanging in heaven and having fun watching us make some dumb mistakes. Love you lots.

Hi Rob, I haven´t written in a few years. Came across this site randomly and wanted to say how much we miss you! Joe and I wouldn´t have each other or our family if it wasn´t for your insisting. U made sure to play match maker before your amazing life was cut short with the guys. Our boys are doing amazing and they been honored by you to be blessed with your scholarship at school. Thank you! We had laughs and lots of fun and always keep you dear to our hearts. Love and miss u. Marisa

Thank you Robert, thank you for that ride home from Bally's gym on 86th st with your new White Acura Type S after our workouts. I'll never forget how happy you were with that car and it's Euro-shifter. Thank you for those laughs on Halloween night at Enigma night club with your suspenders, highwater pants, and poindexter glasses with the white tape in the center, nerd costume. You were always happy with those pearly white teeth. knowing how I worked two jobs, would offer me a job at Cantor...

just had to stop by for my usual hello....nothings changed . miss ya brother...

I don´t know Robert, but I took this picture while visiting the memorial. I read his story and he sounds like a truly amazing and accomplished young man. I just wanted to share this photo with his friends and family. Gob Bless.

Hi Uncle Rob. I never met you, but, I've heard stories, and I feel like I know you. I miss you every single day. I will remember and miss you every single day. I love you forever and ever.

Thinking of Rob and the Tipaldi Family today. I had the pleasure of meeting Rob as a teenager on Masten Lake. My family (The Brennan´s) owned a summer home only a few houses down the road. We lost one of our own on this day as well. Sending love to all who Rob touched.

Rob tomorrow will make 22 yrs without you momma and I miss u terribly I love you cuz and always will keep watching over us my guardian Angel xoxo