Robert J. Levins

I'm sorry to learn of Bob's passing. I remember Bob, Eleanor & their kids from our old neighborhood at Grant & Academy. I used to babysit the kids.My condolences to the whole family.

To Helen and To all of the family, My husband John worked with Bob in the Police Department and at LaSalle University. I'm very saddened by this news. Bob was a good friend to John and a wonderful, kind person. We need more like him in this world. God Bless you all, you have my Prayers and Condolences

My dear Helen & family
I was heartbroken to hear Bob had passed away
What a pleasure it was to serve on Council with him
He truly was one of a kind, a perfect gentleman and a caring soul
He will be missed by many
Prayers for all of you

My memories of Bob will always be someone who was truly a caring person and always made me feel welcomed. His kind heart and caring nature will be missed.

Suzanne and Family,
We are extremely sorry for the loss of your dad. He was a wonderful man, dedicating many years of service to our country and our community. Our deepest condolences to you and your family.

I never had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Levins however I've had the pleasure of knowing Suzanne. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree; Suzanne is a wonderful wife, mother, and friend. Mr. Levins obviously was a leader worth following. Thank you for your service for our country and for the City of Philadelphia. From the Barbera family to yours, our condolences for your loss. May the happy memories soon outweigh your tears.

I used to go up to the Phila. Police Academy in the evenings to work out in the gym & I would see Bob working out. He introduced himself to me one night as Bob. Once in awhile we exchange some tips on working out or on current events. He never mentioned he was an Inspector. Someone who knew I used to use the Academy' gym asked me if I ever saw Inspector Levins up there. When he described him to me I realized who he was talking about. When I saw him again I asked him why he had never told me his rank. He said under the circumstances he didn't think it was important. He was a real gentleman.

Sorry for your loss. Bob was friend from our Olney gang. We had some great experiences hanging out together.

Andy Nuyianes Jr

I'm so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. I have fond memories of you all growing up. May he rest in peace.

Sorry to hear of Bob’s passing, he was a great guy to work with and a fine supervisor, worked with Bob in early to mid 80’s in the 2nd District. My thoughts and prayers are with him and the Levins family.May he Rest In PeaceMy sincerest condolences Bill Weaver

Bob and I were in the same police academy class together. that is where we first met. He was high score on the pistol qualification range with a score of 96. His badge number was #5078, and mine was #4779. We both walked beats for Christmas in center city, and then were assigned to the 25th District, 3 Squad. We worked together for 5 years. I remember when Bob broke his leg after roll call, all the circumstances. His brother was assigned to the 25th and helped me and a couple of officer subdue a prisoner where he also broke his leg, very bad break. However, the Levin boys were cops cops, as was their father, whom I also knew when he drove Mayor Tate. Bob came to my house in Northfield, NJ for lunch after he retired to the Jersey Shore. I moved to the Pocono's and we lost touch. God Bless my dear friend!

Sending heartfelt condolences to all of Bob's family and friends during this difficult time. I will keep him and all of you in my prayers. Sending love and hugs to everyone.

To THE LEVIND FAMILY SORRY FOR THE LOSS OF YOUR BROTHER, READING THE OBIT SEEMS HE HAD A NICE BIG FAMILY RETIRED IN TO A NICE CITY AND GOT TO SPEND SOME TIME IN PEACE AND QUITE WALKING THE BEACH WITH PEOPLE AND FRIENDS HE LOVED .

THE BEST MEMORIES OF MY LIFE ARE FROM THAT PARISH OF ST.
HELENA S .WE ALL HAVE TO TAKE
THIS LIFE "ONE DAY AT ATIME" .
LOVE

Sending my deepest sympathy to entire The Levins Family in the passing of Robert. I'm praying for you. ❤
A friend of Mike and Cheryle Levins

Very sorry to hear of Bob's passing, he was a great man and an even better boss. Prayers to your family

A Very Stoic Gentleman, as I always remembered Mr. Levins.. He SURE did raise a crew of children in Grant and Academy (G&A) that I have been Lifelong Friends with, each in their and our own way... My Sincere Condolences to the Entire Family! May he Rest in Peace!

Great Boss and an even better Man. A great loss.

What an incredible life Bob had! We
So enjoyed Bob's company when we all
would go out to eat at Villa Maria or The Rocking Chair in Avalon. He was a good
listener and came out with a few zingers when was least expected. He enjoyed coming to the birthday soirées we had down there. He was
A true gentleman! We will remember him fondly.

Bob, Always positive, one dedicated officer, member and Sgt. of Arms of American Legion Post 331, SHNJ My Friend, go to guy and great person to kick around thoughts and ideas. We enjoyed each other and Bob will be truly missed by many on his beloved Seven Mile Island. Rest In Peace Bob God Bless.

It's with great sadness to hear of Bob's passing. I remember him fondly as I worked for him in the PPD when he was in the patrol division and again years later when he was director of the safety/security department at LaSalle University. He was a very laid back boss and treated everyone with respect and kindness. While on vacation a few years ago, I tracked him down in Stone Harbor and was so glad to have spent a few hours with him & Helen. My thoughts and prayers go out to Helen & his whole family. Bob Cianflone

I will miss our buddy from our Olney crowd. We had great times growing up together. See you on the other side Bob.

Bob was a great man and a good friend to many in Stone Harbor, he will be missed. Prayers are with Helen and his family at this time of loss.
Bob Ashman

So sorry for your loss my deepest condolences to you and your family!!