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Robert T. Twomey
48 years old. Residence: New York, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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My deepest sorrow to learn tonight that Bob is gone. The Thanksgiving before your first child was to be born we shared a wonderful day celebrating the holiday and the pending birth. Your son was born and it was a joyous day in Brooklyn when he was christened. God Bless you with your sparkly smile Bob. Marie, my sincerest condolences to you and the boys. Your old friend,Dorothy
*** Posted by dorothy lemon on 2012-03-13 ***
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I worked to the left of Bob on the floor of the Amex. As anyone who has been there knows, we broke the stress by joking around. He was such a funny guy and could break in on the latest skit without missing a beat. I never understood how such a nice guy could be such an effective broker. Most of had our sense of humor chipped away from the stress, but somehow Bob kept his. I left the exchange 8 years before 9-11. I remember Bob and Tommy Sullivan walking down the steps that led to the floor ... orders in hand and laughing. God bless you, Bob.
*** Posted by Mike Amori on 2010-02-16 ***
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Bob was a unique guy and a great person to know. He was able to hold a deep discussion on just about any subject one minute, as well as clown around about the silliest things the next.
Bob, we all miss you, and you obviously have made an impact on me, since I still think about you more than eight years after you were unfortunate enough to become a part of the subject that you loved so much—HISTORY. Thanks for all the good times, and look in on William for me if you get the time.
*** Posted by Frank Scotti on 2009-09-14 ***
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I grew up with Bob on E. 14 St. and ended up living next door to the Twomey's for 6 years. I will always remember him taking those long bike rides to Breezy Point, where he had a flourishing garden. His love of his boys and his wife Marie was always evident. Every year at this time, they are all in our thoughts and prayers. We hope that they are all well, and I'm sure Bob is watching over them every day. The Harveys and the Twomeys are two wonderful families that I was privileged to know for many years growing up in Brooklyn.
*** Posted by Suzanne Milano Martano on 2009-09-07 ***
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i did not know robert but I did know his wife marie and her two sons. marie was on the p.t.a. at ps 206 in brooklyn, im so sorry for their loss. god bless
*** Posted by maryann derespino on 2006-09-07 ***
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Bobby was a great uncle and role model for me. He used to tutor me in math when I was a kid. Smart guy and funny! A big heart! The families got spread all over the place and we lost touch over the years although I went to his wedding. The 9/11 disaster was horrible for me. I miss Bobby but I know that he is in heaven watching over us.
--Susan
*** Posted by Susan (Twomey) Collins on 2006-08-10 ***
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Didn't know Robert. But my school passed out these 9/11 rememberence bracelets and each had a name on them. I got Robert Twomey. I figured I should pay my respects to him. God Bless and Rest In Peace, from what i've read about him he seemed like a very nice guy.
*** Posted by samantha jo on 2005-09-09 ***
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Bob created two sons, this was his accomplishment. He was so funny, but he said they were like his little companions. He was excited at the notion of one day becoming a Grandfather. Now that they are men, I wish he could have seen more of their lives. He was enjoying how his cards played out, so each day was rather happy. That makes a rather good life and Bob deserved it. Sure do miss his quick wit.
*** Posted by Virginia Harvey on 2004-09-10 ***
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