Condolence: Bob was a great man and we will surely miss him.

Condolence: I have so many wonderful memories of Bob Domec. Growing up, he was my dad's doubles partner in tennis as well as his very best friend. My family and I spent so many nights with Bob and Elaine, whether it was hanging out in the hot tub at our house or at Bob's playing on the ancient Sega Genesis console while the grown ups did their own thing in the other room. Bob was such a huge part of my childhood and early adolescence. There are so many stories that could be told, but the one that I often think about is what he and Elaine did for my family in February of 1999. On February 11, 1999, my older brother passed away in Minnesota unexpectedly. When Bob and Elaine heard the news, they immediately jumped on a plane and surprised my parents. They grieved with us, consoled us, and supported us during one of the worst times of our lives. Miraculously, Bob even made us laugh. But finding humor in unexpected places was something Bob excelled at, that and giving unconditional support to those he considered family. Bob made an impact on everyone he came into contact with. I will always remember his kindness, his humor, his generosity, and his love for a little Chihuahua named Yoda. And, of course, how much he loved his beautiful wife, Elaine. My thoughts, my prayers, and all of my love go out to the entire Domec family.

Condolence: Founder of The Good,The Bad & The Ugly buyers group for PLS&R in the 80's, made a difference in a lot of kids life, proud to be a part of. Fly high Bob. Glad to call you a friend

Condolence: Bob held a special place in my heart. Our love for The Rose and the fight against breast cancer introduced us but we remained friends for 20+ years. He will be dearly missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with Elaine, Terri, Bob Jr., Stephanie and the entire family. We are stuck across the pond and wishing we could be there to celebrate his life. We love you all.