To state the obvious, I can’t believe it’s been a year already since Bobby is gone. I think of him often and I love it when I run into his son Bobby when I’m shopping at Costco. 

Lots of love to the family on this sad anniversary.  

Love, Patti Aebisher

I think about Bobby (and the family) everyday at work. Almost daily I hear someone saying: how did Bobby used to do that ? Gone but certainly not forgotten. I listen to the Stones intentionally now and think of him.  Sometimes with a smile, other times with a tear. 

Maureen, Bobby and Eddie- Tony and I want to extend our deepest sympathy on your recent loss. Prayers for your family during this time. Keeping you in our thoughts. 🙏🏻
Tony and Rhonda Pasini 

May 8, 2023

Dear Jack,

Today is the last day we get to see you in this life and have to say goodbye.  Our hearts are broken and cannot imagine life without you.

I’m sure you know that your boys, along with Felix and I, will take good care of my sister and she has Abs to bring her joy constantly.  I am sure you will also continue to look after her and all of us as well.

We will miss you always…even when we are not only listening to a RS’ song.

Thank you for being a great Brother!

Love ya, Loriann

We all loved Bobby, you couldn't go anywhere in Vicon without being asked, "Have you seen Bobby? He was definitely the Mr. Fix it... I had many long chats with him about his family and especially his little pumpkin Abby. He always used to say look at my perfect Gerber baby with a huge smile. He always went above and beyond to get the job done, stayed late,opened super early, did almost just about anything to keep the flow going. The memories,the laughs his witty jokes will never be forgotten. He was definitely a one of a kind person with a heart of gold. Love and miss you Bobby keep watching over everyone you have touched. I'm sure things will be diffrent with out you around. 

I am hoping that the love of family and friends will comfort you and strengthen you in the days ahead.

Bobby was the glue that held this place together. He was always willing to help and always had the solution.  Many times he would catch an error before it would snowball into a disaster.   The conversations I've personally had with Bobby always included his granddaughter..his pride and joy..How his face lit up when he was speaking about her....showing pictures and videos and telling about her recent ordeals. 

Bobby was a friend to everyone. 
He was our "go to" guy...whenever we needed help he happily helped.  We would banter back and forth in the lunchroom while watching baseball. He was a Mets fan and I am a Yankee fan...

The Vicon building will not be the same without him. 

Bobby if possible watch over us. We need all the help we can get with you gone.



My condolences to the Margolies family on your loss. During my time with Vicon one could always rely on Bobby when it had to get done. His laugh was hearty. On breaks he could be seen watching baseball in the lunch room. Over the years he could be seen busting his butt to get snow cleared so everyone could enter the building safely. Or climbing ladders to help the support team with mounting cameras on the roof. Wherever something needed to get done Bobby could be counted on. He pretty much could and did it all. May he rest now in peace .
Jeff Mann 

I am so sorry to hear about your loss.
Bobby was an awesome guy and very nice person. He used to talk to me when I took smoke breaks by the loading dock door and I use to look forward to our conversations. I will miss him greatly! I only wish I had more time to get to know him better!

I don't even know where to begin and needless to say I am still in disbelief. First and foremost, Bobby was the go-to guy here at Vicon. He literally had a knack for finding a way to get anything and everything done here. And never thought twice about lending his helping (and very hardworking) hands. Bobby would beam anytime he spoke about his family and especially his little Abby; always sharing pictures and videos of her. He was the "give the shirt off his back" kinda guy and you certainly don't find many like him anymore. Whether you knew Bobby for 5 seconds or 50+ years he would always make an impression on you. His laughter, smile, sense of humor and dedication will be truly missed here at Vicon. I will personally also miss the many projects we always did together as well. Bobby was not just my coworker but more importantly a dear friend to me and Victor. He was a tremendous help to us personally over the years.

Our sincerest condolences to Bobby’s family. There are endless amounts of hugs and prayers being sent to you. Thank you for giving us the honor to be a part of Bobby's life. We will miss you sunshine!

Love Always, Cindy & Victor

Bobby was a Vicon institution. He was hardworking, dedicated, prickly, funny, loud, sarcastic, always willing to help, and definitely not afraid to voice what everyone else in the office was thinking.  When Bobby got quiet, you knew work was stressing him out.   Ask him about his family, and he would instantly brighten. Out would come his cell phone with pictures and videos, especially those of Abby.  I will remember him always, smiling as he told me stories, chuckling at getting “in trouble” with the family for spoiling his granddaughter, and for never failing to make me laugh.  It will not be same without him.

I have worked with Bob since he started at Vicon. He has always been a friend, not just a co-worker to me. He was truly a hardworking and dedicated person who could always be counted on and went above and beyond. I can't count how many times I would call him at home to come in to help deal with an issue and he never hesitated.
He will be sorely missed.

I was deeply saddened to hear about Bobby's passing. Please accept my heartfelt condolences and know that you are in my thoughts during this difficult time.



Dear Margolies family,  as one of Bobby's co-workers I just wanted you  to know that his love for both his family  and for the Rolling Stones was very well known.  Many of us had the pleasure of seeing some Abby videos and we have watched her grow over the past few years.  His pride and joy.  As you all know he had been a fixture at Vicon for almost its entire existence. There really was no job too big or too small, he did it all. We all cannot fathom not ever seeing his smiling face nor getting to hear a bit of his sarcasm and wit around the halls again.  He could "dish it out" and I can tell you from personal interactions  he could "take it".  So sorry for your loss and our loss as well.  RIP Bobby.

Patti Aebisher

OBITUARY

Robert B. Margolies

February 5, 1958 – May 3, 2023

Claude R. Boyd–Spencer Funeral Home

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