Robert "Bob" Tattelman

Death date: Jul 25, 2020

Robert “Bob” Tattelman 81 years old, of Boynton Beach, FL, passed away on July 25, 2020. Survivors include his wife of 58 years, Susan Tattelman; daughters, Holli (Bobby) Ryter and Tracey (Jeff) Rose; grandchildren, Matthew, Jake Read Obituary

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Eric Goldstein

297w ago

Bobby I know I am late with this. You impacted my life in so many ways. As a young man just starting out in sales, you were my idol, my mentor. When u came to my house to visit my dad, always dressed impeccably, in a big, nice new car, you were everything I wanted to be when I got older-The epitome of a successful salesman. I remember making you & Susan laugh so hard at my house when you would meet my parents for the Pre-Cape cocktail hour! I could go on & on but now, I just can't believe you're gone. Eternally young & handsome, I thought you would live forever! Please say hi to "Chico" for me & i'll catch up to you guys some day when we meet again...Forever in my heart-sail on skipper-Bon Voyage...

Bobby Ryter

298w ago

Papa,

You were a great guy and treated me more like a son than a son in law. Thank you for always believing in me and trusting me to take care of your beautiful daughter. We had so many fun and wonderful family times together. I will miss you as will all of the family and the legacy you created. Till we meet again. Love, Bobby

Jeff Rose

298w ago

Bob was a great man, great father, and a dedicated friend and mentor to everyone who had the privelage of being a part of his life. He will be greatly missed and may his legacy live on in all of our hearts forever. Rest easy Bob.

Jeff Rose

298w ago

Bob you were a great man, great father and loved by everyone who had the privilege of knowing you. You will be greatly missed and your spirit will live on inside of all of us.

Paul Tattelman

298w ago

Bob, my dear brother, I will always remember growing up together in Dorchester and in Brookline. You looked out for me and you were more than just my big brother, you were my hero. I frequently recall our family times on the SueAnn and Brothers II. We kept those boats in meticulous condition though I admit you were the one that never settled for less than perfection. I wish we could spend one more time on the water together and share a hug and a laugh. We went through a lot together losing our parents when they were very young. Now that you have joined them please tell them and our grandparents, Dora and Harry, our step grandfather Hymie, and of course uncle Saul that all of you are in my heart and will always be remembered. May you rest in peace with light winds and a following sea.

Paul

Joan Hillegas

298w ago

So sorry to Susan and the family on your loss of Bob
we had some very nice times together with FLBC

Lee Seidman

298w ago

You will be missed but never forgotten. Your sense of humor, love of boating, and the gift that you gave us all of friendship. Always asking if there is anything I needed, willing to do anything to help out, always a warm smile and a love of good dining out with friends. ....your devotion to Susan and your children, grand children and Sasha was beyond words. Rest in Peace my friend until we meet again.
Lee Seidman

Michael Daley

298w ago

It’s hard to know someone for fifty years and have a close relationship. I had that closeness with bob. He is and always will be my special friend.
We live 3000 miles apart but it seemed like next door.

I’m going to miss my dear friend.

Donnie “Dj” Reisner

298w ago

Bob, we’ll always remember the laughs, the good times & the fun conversations. In the time I’ve known you and your family you’ve always managed to bring a smile to our faces every time we saw you. I’ve never met someone more self sufficient and so enjoyable to be around. You truly were an inspiration to us all and were such a great friend.

My wish for everyone close to you is that they find comfort in all the great memories they’ve shared with you, that they always remember you in good health & spirits and continue to make you proud as time goes on.

I know you’re sailing the seas of heaven already on a boat that’s in top notch condition. Sending a toast high up in the sky to you today celebrating you and the legacy you’ve left us all to remember you by. You will be missed dearly by everyone. I can’t thank you enough for the wisdom you shared, the love you’ve given us and the family you created. The family that will continue to love, support and enjoy the rest of our time here together while remembering how so very lucky we all were to have shared time with you.

Jared

298w ago

Papa bob, you will be missed by everyone. I’ll miss our long conversations we had whenever you came down to visit and the long adventitious boat rides we took in Florida. I’ll miss you and the fun spirit you always had when you were in the room. I love you papa bob And will miss you

Your grandson,
Jared Rose

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11115 Jog Road, Boynton Beach FL 33437

(561) 327-4965

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