Death date: Jul 30, 2016
Robert “Bobby” J. Hoffman, 68, of Huntersville, passed away Saturday, July 30, 2016 at Levine & Dickson Hospice House. Bobby was a native of Roselle, NJ, the son of Robert and Jane Hoffman. He graduated from The United States Mili Read Obituary
Barbara, Jessica, and Jeff,
I’m so sorry to hear about Bob's passing. He was an incredible guy. Short (to me, I am 6'7") guy with a HUGE heart! I loved knowing him and playing sports with him and against him. He was always very competitive, but always shared a smile and laugh afterward. The world will miss him.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this sad time.
Oh Barbara-
So deeply sad today to hear from you about Bob .....So sad that this man of great love and affection has left us too soon. When I met Bobby in 1993 he had already lived a "full life", overflowing with leadership, adventure, a car with hundred of thousands of miles on it, and amazing beer drinking abilities. He was "semi-retired" but he never had any excuses as he kicked our butts most everyday on the HK basketball courts. His smile, belly laugh, and enormous hugs will NEVER be forgotten. Never have I met a more loving and generous man. Love never felt so genuine as in the presence of Bob Hoffman. We all miss him, and send you and you children prayers today for comfort and great love.
Aloha Beautiful Barb,
Katie and I are so sad to hear about Bobby. We will miss him. I remember him as one of the best athletes that I ever knew…and we both remember him as one of the kindest and gentlest spirits that ever walked the earth.
It is hard to add much to Bob Harper’s or to Ed Kelly’s reminiscences. I remember his long effortless stride that left everyone in the dust except Jed Cantley and his dog. I remember Bobby’s wonderful competitive spirit that always won and that was always gracious in winning.
I always tried to be on Bobby’s team. He was a consummate team player.
Katie and I remember a wonderful, joyful spirit…and we are saddened by your loss.
We send you our sincerest condolences during this very sad time.
Sincerely,
Katie and Tom Fagan
Bobby....you ran me into the ground, in both high school and at USMA...and always with that sly grin. You were one of the best, in everything you did. God bless you and your family, my friend, which I know he will do.
Ed Kelly
Dear Barbara, Jeffrey, Jess and family:
Our hearts are saddened at the news but joyful that he has moved to a better place where we will be with him again. May he rest in peace and may you all remember the very best and happiest of times with him. Bobby would like that.
Our thoughts, prayers and love.
Bob and Joan St.Onge
Barbara and family,
so sorry to hear this sad news. I know he gave it the good fight as he always did. bobby will forever be one of my best friends who taught me so much to help me have a successful army career.
always
doc
Dear Barbara and family,
We are deeply saddened to know that Bobby has passed. We remember him fondly as we recall early marriage/Army experiences at KaBar Apts. at Benning and in Germany. You and Bobby are always close in our hearts. May you be surrounded with love to comfort you at this difficult time.
Love,
Frank and Gwen
Barbara, Jessica, and Jeff,
I’m so sorry to hear about Bob. He was an incredible guy and I know he was so proud of all of you. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. I feel fortunate to have known Bob. I loved his stories, his infectious laugh, his kind nature. I’ll miss his friendship.
Barb, Jess, Jeff,
My thoughts and prayers are with you. You all treated me like family, I will always be grateful.
I’ve only met a few great men in my time, and had fewer great friends, Bob was both. The memories of watching the tournament, and tailgating with Bob, Martin and Ted are the best. Our golf and tournament trips were epic, the Indy 500 was great, and going to Cameron and sitting behind his beloved Blue Devils bench a blast!
Although he always led, I knew he had our back. He made our lives better.
Dave McCann
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Bobby Hoffman was a tremendous athlete, coach, mentor, Army officer, classmate and friend. He inspired me to run farther and faster as he helped me prepare for my first marathon. I loved him as a brother and know I will see him again. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Barbara, and the rest of the Hoffman Clan. God bless.
