Birth date: May 17, 1952 Death date: Apr 13, 2015
Robert George Nagle of Fort Myers, Florida passed away suddenly on Monday, April 13, 2015 while visiting with friends in Amelia County, Virginia. He was 62 years old.A Memorial Gathering with the family will be conducted from 10:3 Read Obituary
Amazing mentor, teacher, friend, and role model. Lots of great memories, but will never forget when we explained his practice of writing "MR" Nagle on the board for his students and then explain to them the concept of Mutual Respect. He will be missed!Much love to you all.Gilbert
In my house on my mantle rests a dolphin the Bob helped me carve a hole in to place a diamond ring to propose marriage to my wife of 13 years. He also drove 6 hours with Ted Jarmusz to Johnstown PA to watch me play baseball only to get rained out. We spoke often and he will be dearly missed but never forgotten.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.The Ford family.
Mr. Nagle was my teacher, mentor, and friend. During my high school years 1992 to 1996 at Monmouth Regional, I had Mr. Nagle for Graphic Arts and some other classes. As a sophtmore, I was having a difficult year and he took me under his wing, and guided me through. I always had an interest in Security/Law Enforcement, Mr. Nagle encouraged me to follow my dream, and so I did, a career in private security as a Director. During high school, my best friend James and I were Fort Monmouth Police Explorers and JR Fireman in Eatontown, I remember we were allowed to leave class/school for fire calls and post emergencies, Mr. Nagle was in the process of becoming VP, he pushed for our after school activities to be credited and continued to let us go on calls. (As long as we returned ti school after the fire call…lol) I will always remember how he used to call me Mr. SUKEEMA, It's pronounced Sukeena…. Mr. Nagle will be missed by all. My condolenses to his family. Always,Ronald Sukeena
Mr. Nagle was a great man. He was my MRHS freshman year Graphic Arts teacher. Learned a lot about many things from him. I remember him telling me that he wanted to move to Florida. I am glad to see that he made. I only wish that I had know so I could have stopped in to visit him. Rest In Peace, Mr. Nagle.
I am so sorry to hear about Bob…the kindness he always showed to my children (especially Mitchell) will never be forgotten…your family are in my thoughts and prayers…LuAnn
Rich Seitz and Deb Dwyer Seitz extend our condolences to Debbie and the entire family. Bob was a friend and a great guy. My (Rich) earliest memory of Bob is about 5th grade so we were 11 or 12 at most walking off the sandy field behind the old Ocean Road School from lunch recess, probably playing soccer 20 on 20. I spit in the sand and Bob said "Congratulations, you think you're a man now? " My fondest memory is standing shoulder to shoulder to shoulder between Bob and Mark Schwab on the goaline behind goalkeeper Tom DeSanto who was on the ground stopping a shot from Howell. It was fall of 1970. Howell was ranked#1 in the state. We had tied 1-1 at their field earlier in the season. They had an all-state player named Steve Fisher who could and did shoot from midfield and a forward who ran the 100 in track in 10 seconds. We were both undefeated but they were trouncing teams and we had two other ties. Pictures of the game are in the yearbook. Buses of spectators showed up. The field was surrounded five to ten people deep. I think Bob had the film of the game. I remember watching it once and seeing the crowd grow. Howell pounded us but Tom was great and we three fullbacks as we were called fought off their four forwards. We played an unusual formation 3-2-2-3. Three forwards, two offensive halfbacks, two defensive halfbacks, three fullbacks. It didn't match up well to their 4-3-3 but we had a great team too. I think Roger Duberstein carried the ball up the left wing and crossed it to Bobby Kennedy who took it out of the air and first timed it into the net. Howell continued to press and even when we scored a second goal, I remember thinking that if Howell scored once , we wouldn't be able to stop them. We won 2-0 . We went to the state semifinals and lost 2-0 to the eventual champions, our only loss. In three years of JV and Varsity that was the only game our group lost. As juniors playing JV we were undefeated, untied and I remember Bob saying it was the only Boro team to ever do that. Rest in peace Bob, you were a good teammate and a good man.
I have many fond memories of Bob back in high school. We played trumpet together in the band,. He was always so kind and caring for others willing to help and had the best sense of humor. I will think of him often and he will be missed. Rest in peace my friend!
Bob and I had just talked a week prior to the sad news. Bob sent me a picture with him and I at the junior prom along with Brian McFadden and Ricky Nielsen and dates. Of course Bob was with Debbie…I will miss our calls from time to time talking about old times and our kids. I will miss a good friend. RIP Bob. Our prayers are with you, Debbie and family from our family . In Christ, Dan
Lit a candle in memory of Robert George Nagle
