Bob Wolff

You will be missed!!!



Allie Brody, Mansfield Texas

I never personally knew Bob Wolff, but I would sometimes hear him fill in for his son Rick on WFAN. Also, heard him and saw him when he did the Old Timers game at Yankee Stadium and talked to the Old Timers. He will be sorely missed. I will sorely miss him. My condolences go to his family.

It can be so hard to face the first year without your loved one, but the love of family and friends can carry you through.

James, Robert, Rick, Margy,

Sorry to hear of the loss of your dear loved one. Our condolences to the family. May the God who gives peace be with all of you.-RO.15:33

Bob and the 1962 Senators signed a baseball for me when it was written that I had broken my leg sliding into home plate In a little league game.
I listened to him a lot as a kid and he became an inspiration and one of my heroes.
Thanks Bob.
Rest in peace !
Tim Brant

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

My condolences to Jane Wolff, the wife of Bob Wolf 72 years, his children, grand and g-grandchildren and friends for your loss. As you celebrate his well-lived long life, may your hearts be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times you shared together; may these thoughts comfort and strengthen you always (Daniel 12:13) ~ Linda, Queens, NY

What a long and full life Bob Wolff enjoyed! So many cannot say the same. May he forever be in our hearts and in God's book of life.

Please accept my condolences on the loss of your love one.

May the God of all peace bring comfort to the Wolff family and friends at this difficult time.

Godspeed Bob, and thank you for sharing a part of your life with us.

Fair winds and following seas sailor.

Thank you for your service to this nation.

Everything your loved one was...kind, honest, caring, wise, thoughtful, loving..lives on in the hearts of fiends and family who will never forget. So sorry for your loss. May the God of comfort sustain you during your grieving process

Bob Wolff was a great broadcaster for the Washington Senators and the Minnesota Twins. He also did the NBC Major League Baseball Game of the Week every Saturday which included doing the All Star Game and the World Series. Back then when he was doing the Game of the Week there was not any divisional play just the American League and National League. He was a great broadcaster for all who enjoyed him either on radio or television. He will be missed by all. He was recipient of the coveted Ford C. Frick Award for Broadcasting Excellence as a baseball broadcaster.

Bob lived a great life. He was just as great as a man as he was a broadcaster. I last spoke to him Father's Day. He didn't sound good. I am blessed to call him a friend. I first met him when I was around 12. I was a runner for him at msg for a track meet. I then was a publicist for two years Willie in high school for a summer baseball league where he was the commissioner. I then was a student of his at Saint Johns. My friend Dom said it was the best class he took in four years We had a special Warner Wolff that Bob coordinated Then periodically I would run into him coaching. Not too often. And then bagels and baseball for four or five years. It was a blessing to reconnect with him. My car rides with him were precious. He was always interested in my family. I will cherish my memories with him. He was a kind, kind man.

My sincere condolences to the family of Bob Wolff. He had a long career in sportscasting. Also a long life of longevity and special mightiness from God according to Psalms 90:10. Keep his many, many, many memories close in your hearts and minds and cherish them forever. May the comfort of God be with you all during this time of grief.

We'll miss you !

All the good guys are gone.Best wishes.

I was lucky enough and old enough to hear Bob often here in the NY metro area. I remember many of his broadcast of the Knicks and other NY teams and Bob was always a class act. RIP Bob and my sincerest condolences to the Wolff Family.

Nobody called 'em like Bob Wolff
and he called 'em all!

Dear Wolff family please accept my sincere condolences. Draw close to God in prayer during this difficult time.

There was only one Bob Wolff, he was the best!

We'll miss you !

There are some of us who are more than blessed to have experienced this man in our lives. There are no words in the human language to equal this giant of a person. Every part of life that he touched was done with magic and integrity. A huge chunk of us has been taken away. With a sad heart I send out prayers to all of his family. Man, will he be missed!

Extending heartfelt condolences to family and friends for the loss of Bob. Being a fine broadcaster that he was, no doubt he spent many days away from home. May your treasured memories comfort and strengthen you during the coming days.

So sorry for your loss. May the God who gives peace and hope be with you to comfort and strengthen you during this time of sorrow. (Psalm 145:14, 18)