Rob Csider

Robert Andrew Csider, 55, of Mims, Florida, passed away Tuesday, March 10, 2026.

Born in Pequannock, New Jersey, Rob spent much of his life in the Northeast before relocating to Florida nine years ago. Prior to that, he lived in North Carolina for fourteen years. Rob worked as a systems administrator and was known for his intelligence, problem-solving ability, and dedication to his work.

Rob attended The Local Church in Mims and lived life with passion and conviction. He had a deep love for live music, especially the metal and rock bands of the 1980s and 1990s. He often traveled throughout neighboring counties to catch great bands and enjoy live shows.

A true motorcycle enthusiast, Rob loved riding and was proudly a Harley guy. Whether on the road, enjoying the beach, or setting out on a cruise, he found joy in adventure and the freedom of the open road. He was also a devoted sports fan, faithfully supporting the New York Rangers in hockey and the New York Giants in football. Rob enjoyed collecting baseball cards and was a proud supporter of the Second Amendment and deeply patriotic.

Rob was known for his sharp sense of humor, often delivered with a touch of sarcasm that those who loved him came to appreciate. Beneath that wit was a loyal protector and a genuinely good man who cared deeply for the people around him.

Above all else, Rob loved his wife, Angela, beyond measure. The two shared 31 years together, including 26 years of marriage, building a life filled with loyalty, laughter, and unwavering support for one another. He also adored their five cats and their rabbit, who were very much a part of their family.

He was preceded in death by his father, Robert Csider.

Rob is survived by his beloved wife, Angela; his mother, Audrey; and many friends and loved ones who will miss him dearly.

Rob will be remembered for his loyalty, his humor, and the fierce love he had for those closest to him. His presence was steady, his convictions strong, and his heart devoted to the people and passions that meant the most to him.