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Robert Manuel Moniz
19 janvier 1941 - 22 mars 2021
19 janvier 1941 - 22 mars 2021
"There are no strangers here; only friends you haven't yet met." - W.B. Yeats
Robert “Bob” M. Moniz passed away on March 22, 2021 at the age of 80 in his retirement community, Stonecrest, in Summerfield, Florida. His battle with leukemia over the past few years showed his courage in facing life’s challenges. Despite the pain and constant visits to the medical center, he stayed strong and always had a smile and kind words for everyone he met.
Bob married the love of his life Janet at age 18. They were blessed with 61 years together and had three daughters, Elizabeth, Robin, and Lynda. His love and passion for his family was the heartbeat of his life.
Born in Rhode Island, he graduated from East Providence High School in 1958 and immediately joined the U.S. Air Force, serving until 1962. After his military service, he returned home and found his calling as a customer service representative for the Providence Gas Company where he worked for 34 years. Upon retiring, he fulfilled his dream of living in the warm, sunny state of Florida where he could enjoy relaxing and playing golf.
Bob was a special man. He had a way of making everyone he met feel welcome. He never met “strangers,” only friends he hadn’t yet met. No matter who you were or your standing in the world, he would find a way to make you feel appreciated – as if you were an old friend.
Bob was the beloved husband of Janet (born Rezendes) Moniz. He is also survived by his three daughters and their spouses: Elizabeth and John Carden, Robin Moniz Perry and Karen Marks, and Lynda Moniz and Scott Kisch; his six granddaughters: Kristen, Kerry (John), Lindsay (Steve), Samantha (Jorge), Brittney, Morgan; his two great-grandchildren: Sloan and Pearl; His sister Patricia Rambone and family; his cousin Jane Rambone and spouse Richard, and a host of long-time friends.
As an expression of sympathy, contributions can be made to the leukemia society; or if able, a donation of blood in Bob’s honor.
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Jackie pereira
I just found out that bob past away. He was a good and kind person. I will never forget how kind he was to me and my family. Bob you will always live in our hearts, Jackie Pereira and family Janet so sorry for your lost. He was the best
Cousin Pat
I first met Bob when we were teenagers and he was already "courting" my warm, beautiful, funny, and loving cousin Janet. I knew that if Janet loved him so much, he must be really special. I recall the days when they first moved back to RI and were living in the basement of Bob's mom's house where her "ferocious" chihuahua would always attack us. And I loved visiting them at their house on in Riverside, then at their new place in Warren. Bob, who had a great sense of humor, was one of the few people who could get away with calling me Patricia, which coming from him sounded like a term of affection. Bob showed so much love for Janet, and she for him, that being with them was like getting a peek at Paradise. I especially loved those wonderful days when they visited me in Florida. We had so much fun together, so much laughter, and so much love. I will forever miss you, Bob.
Aida
I will never forget Bob’s beautiful laugh. He was always eager to help anyone. We loved when he brought us Caserle sandwiches and he was so appreciative when I made rice with the crust. I will miss your summer RI visits, and his « bonjour madame » My sincères condoléances to Janet and the family.
David Hayes Jr.
I have such fond memories of seeing Bob, Janet, and family each year during my childhood. Bob was always smiling and laughing and always making the space around him a little brighter
Georgiana Kisch
I first met Bob about 14 years ago. My husband Joe & I were vacationing in Orlando Fl. His daughter Lynda had started dating my son Scott Kisch. We met for lunch & from the start both He & Janet were friendly & easy to talk to & inquisitive. From that time on we saw each other at Christmas & in the summer when they would visit NJ. I will miss getting together with him. He led a full life enjoyed being married to Janet, having his children, his grandchildren, his great grandchildren & friends. He will be missed. To Live in Hearts We Leave Behind is not to Die!
Roger & Karlene Merry
When Bob & Janet first moved into Stonecrest they made it a point to introduce themselves. The neighborhood has never been the same since. Two wonderful people. A short time later, Bob learned I was putting in a new front door. That day, he was there & he & I installed a new pre-hung front door. Couldn’t have done it without his help. Though we only knew each other a couple of months we worked together like we had been working together for years. Bob was just that way! We will miss the golf outings, dining out & the neighborhood meets. One golf outing, my wife Karl wanted to try her hand at golfing. She was using my large driver & Bob after observing this a few times, said to me, “ hey why are you making her use that big club? Give her a smaller club to try or I will!” (For the record I was letting her use whatever club she wanted to try) Karl did do better with a smaller club. I enclosed a couple of pictures of a January 1, 2010 Moniz, VanDyke & Merry excursion to Disney Hotels to view the many Displays for Christmas & New Years. The gingerbread was good! It was Jim VanDykes birthday. We will all miss Bob here at Stonecrest. The neighborhood will never be the same!
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