Memories of Robert "Bob" Bernard Newman

In memory of

Robert "Bob" Bernard Newman

Alexandria, VA

January 11, 1940 - November 18, 2024

Jan 11, 1940 - Nov 18, 2024

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Kimberly Luring

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Kimberly Luring

Stefanie and Brian’s wedding

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Jan Luring

Margaret and family, we are so very sorry for your loss. May you have peace in knowing Bob is at rest. Blessings and sympathy to all of you.

Greg, Jan and Kimberly

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Owen Curtis

2011, Alexandria, VA, USA

Owen Curtis's Retirement

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Owen Curtis

2009, Arlington, VA, USA

Paul Templeton's Retirement

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Roger Pascal

Bobby was my first cousin. We grew up in Brooklyn together in the mid 40's and 50's. It was a large family and we saw each other whenever the aunts and uncles got together.

Roger Pascal

I will miss him!!!

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MARVIN GERSTEN

Dear Margaret & Family, Helene & I were so saddened by your call today telling us of Bob's passing. His loss is so significant to me as we both shared such a long history, starting in the early 60's at HNTB's 99 Church St. New York office, across the street from the soon to be constructed World Trade Center. Both Brooklyn Tech graduates, we were so lucky to have worked with the finest engineers and mentors in the industry, on great projects planning and designing many of the earliest Eisenhower Interstate and Defense Highway System roadways. When Bob moved to Alexandria to join Dan Appel, I looked forward to meeting them for lunch every January at the Transportation Research Board meetings. Even after I left HNTB in the early 1980's, we continued to meet there for the same Chinese Restaurant lunch for the next 30 + years. I loved these reunions and, of course, miss those times. HNTB was lucky to have had Bob for his entire career. I know he will be missed by so many former colleagues. May his memory be a blessing.

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