Obituary of Robert M. Perazzo

My memory of Bobby is he was a kind and joyful person. I knw Bobby for over 30 years and and he was a great friend to my mother Christine. Bobby helped arrange my nursing school graduation party at Zinno restaurant and it was a memorable occasion. If it wasn't for Bobby my party wouldn't have been as memorable as it was. We will miss him as he was a kind and good person. I will never forget Bobby.

Bobby was an amazing human being. I am grateful and appreciative for his friendship, caring and love.

Bobby and I attended school together, LaSalle Academy. He was a great guy and the last time I saw him we had dinner together along with some other high school friends at Carmine's. He will be missed. Eternal joy grant to you and may you enjoy the presence of Christ and His saints for all eternity. Amen

We are so sorry to hear about Bobby’s passing. He was a good friend of ours and godfather to our son, Christian. Bobby and I worked together at the social work agency Greer Children’s Services. We became close friends, and was our hang out buddies. We will always remember his sweet spirit and full of life spirit! Love, Timothy & Beverly Weaver

Bobby, I met you over 30 yrs ago when ARK built your house on Manor La., East Hampton. You were such a a good friend to me and toy family whenever we came to NYC for my Dad's chemo treatments. You were kind and generous and never let us pay for our meals at Zinno. You introduced me to Paddy Brown and the last time we spoke was on 911. I tried to reach out to you on 911, 6 yrs ago when I relocated to Fl. I don't know if you ever got my message. It would have been wonderful to have spoken with you one last time. You, the jogger, the Atlantic Beach swimmer, so full of energy and liver of music, I was shocked to read of your passing. You cooked some amazing meals, you turned me into an Anita Baker fan and I turned you onto Linda Ronstadt singing all the oldies, by Nelson Riddle. You were a good friend and I will never forget you. XO

I knew Bobby when I worked on his house in East Hampton. We became friends. I tried over the years after 9/11 to contact him. I was shocked, when I heard he passed away and never got to say goodbye. Last night I had a dream and swore it wasn't a dream and we finally got to spend some time together and say goodbye. Honestly I kept trying to wake up, believing it was a dream, but I could feel him squeezing my hand. I could hear his voice completely clear. Maybe, I am crazy, but Bobby, thank you for finally saying goodbye. Love you always