Death date: Jul 27, 2016
Robert James Felbinger, more commonly known as Murf, age 64, of Davidson, NC for the last 3 years, died Wednesday, July 27, 2016 after a lengthy illness. He was born in Pittsburgh, PA to George P. and Irene M. Felbinger, who prece Read Obituary
Diana and Bobbi,
I worked at the Drs office and did rehab with Bob (he never told me he went by Murf!) I was very fond of him and we connected from the very beginning. He talked about both of you often and I feel like I know you even though we have never met. He thought the world of both of you. We could sit and talk for hours! Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Diana and Bobbi, my heart goes out to you, please accept mine and Joni's sympathy. Murf called me a couple of months ago, he never said he was ill. I knew Murf for over 55 years, he was a great man, so many memories. God Bless
I was deeply saddened by the news of Murfs passing. He was an a great friend of my Sister Ruth and Bro-in-law Pete Benger. It was through their friendship I got to know Murf and his wonderful wife Diana & daughter Bobbi. I knew of his struggle of survival was long and arduous, both for him and family. With his passing, I hope for Diana & Bobbi to mourn in peace and emerge from it, to begin healing both in faith and spirit, to live out their lives to the fullest, as I know Murf would of wanted them to. They are both, wonderful women of courage. I hope the support of family and friends help you through these darkest of times. I will speak for the entire Martorano family in sending you our sincerest condolences and deepest sympathies.
We are sorry about the loss of an amazing man - a dad and a husband. We have so many terrific memories of time spent with you guys as our children were growing up and we will always cherish those memories and the gift of your friendship and generosity. Our prayer for you is for peace and caring to surround both of you as you mourn this wonderful man. May the love and support of family and friends - near and far - be with you today and always.
The Leary Family counts ourselves fortunate to have been part of your lives and will be praying for and thinking about you.
