Robert "Bob" Quinlan

The word courage comes to mind when I think of Bob. He had the courage to write a book and the courage to decide that being an author was not his primary focus. He was a people person who wrapped his arms around many in his lifetime. RIP smiling Bob.

I met Bob in Tralee Ireland many years ago. Lovely man.

Damn, sooo sorry to hear. First met Bob in high school in swimming safety class at Del Campo. Went on one of his appeteezer pub crawls to reconnect. Bob is just one of those quality people the world needs.

Bob Quinlan- no wonder you had such gusto. Your time was short. You inspired us at Rotary in organizing professionals to talk to kids about the potential for their future ny exposing them to different fields of study. You always showed up. Rest your elbows now , the God in whom you put your faith has prepared a place for you. Condolences to the family you cherished.

Bob Quinlan- no wonder you had such gusto. Your time was short. You inspired us at Rotary in organizing professionals to talk to kids about the potential for their future ny exposing them to different fields of study. You always showed up. Rest your elbows now , the God in whom you put your faith has prepared a place for you. Condolences to the family you cherished.

My condolences to Bob's family a gentleman may he rest in peace.

Just heard the news today and I am so shocked and saddened to hear that Bob passed away in January. My heart goes out to his family especially his daughters and grandchildren. May he Rest In Peace.

Bob and I were friends for over 30 years. We drifted apart, as many friends do, but I always knew if I needed anything, Bob would be there do do whatever he could. I'm sorry we weren't in close contact of late; you will be missed.

During the two or so years that our lives crossed paths in the writing community, it was always a pleasure to see and chat with Bob. His smile was uplifting and news of his latest endeavors, ever a good story. Condolences to his family. RIP, my friend.

Bob will be sorely missed-his infectious HO HO HO brought delight and happiness to many children over the years during the annual Christmas Parade while he donated his time to Toys for Tots in El Dorado County- To Bob's family- you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Love you always and forever Bob! You played an important role in my life, like a second dad. I’ll help the best I can to keep your memory alive, especially for your grandkids who love you SO much.
Rest In Peace.

Bob was the older brother of my friend, Kelli. He was always happy and outgoing. We would sneak into his room to look at the black light posters, and he never got mad. He was a good guy. I’m sorry for your loss, Kelli.