Robert E. Diefenbach, Jr.

I am so sorry to hear about Rob's passing. We never met in person, though we were in each other's hemisphere a number of times and stayed in touch through various music groups over social media. Even over the past couple of weeks, I was marveling at Rob's music collection that he posted online. He was an awesome guy - always great at sharing his tastes and making recommendations for others. I can only imagine he was a great son, dad, grand-dad, consultant, and friend. Really sad to hear this news.

Fond memories of the annual camping weekend at Pound Ridge.

Sorry we won't be able to make the Celebration, but you will be in our thoughts.

my first memory of Robert is seeing him in ruth's arms , end of February 1954, as we were driving to florida on our honey moon...we stopped off in griffton to see the NEW baby and ruth and rob....firsr stroller baby I think!! xxx janice

I worked with Rob several times, and he was so capable with multiple computer screens in front of him.
It was always an interesting office with Rob - diverse music, intense opinions and a warm heart.
Rob was unique and will be missed.

Back in the day when CD´s were a thing, he always looked forward to new releases coming out on Tuesdays so he could update his collection. And what a collection! He was a great guy and I enjoyed all the time I spent with him, including 3 months together in Southampton, LI doing MCM. He will be missed.

Working with him on one of many deals throughout the years

I met Rob around `95. We were on the Rickles deal together. While in the car on our way to lunch a song came on the radio. After two or three notes he named the song. I then told him "We´re going to get along just fine" We remained friends for almost 30 years.

Rob was a brilliant guy. Always enjoyed working with and learning from him! Gone too soon! Sincere condolences to his family.

Too many memories to share, but will always remember riding around in the VW bus throughout the Rye Neck NY area , especially Shore Acres. Missing my brother more than I ever thought possible.