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Caldwell, Robert H. August 15, 1951 - March 14, 2023

Robert H. Caldwell “Bobby”, age 71, of Great Meadows, NJ died Tuesday, March 14, 2023 at home.  Bobby was born August 15, 1951 in New York, NY to the late Robert and Carolyn (Hunter) Caldwell.  In addition to his parents, Bobby was preceded in death by a son, Jude Caldwell.

Bobby was a singer/songwriter best known for his hit single, “What You Won’t Do for Love.”  He has penned hit songs for a number of prominent artists in the R&B, POP and Rap genre.  Bobby has cherished his fans in the United States, Japan and throughout the globe.

He is survived by his devoted wife: Mary Beth (Roche) Caldwell, his loving daughters, Lauren Cromer and husband Charles, Tessa Chapman and Husband Daniel and step-daughter, Katherine “Katie” Moriarty, a sister, Lisa Caldwell and two grandsons, Tucker Chapman and Jack Cromer.

Visitation will be Monday, March 20 from 2-4 pm and 7-9 pm at Cochran Funeral Home, 905 High Street, Hackettstown, N.J.

Burial will be private.

For those desiring, donations may be made to the Shriner’s Children’s Hospital, 2900 Rocky Point Drive, Tampa, FL 33607 in memory of Bobby Caldwell.

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    waxwarrior03 says

    Your legacy will live on forever Mr. Caldwell…
    May you rest in eternal peace in the blue-eyed soul paradise…

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      Art m says

      Love your music. I regret never seeing you in concert. Rest in peace and my condolences 💐 to your family.

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      Suzanne says

      My deepest sympathies to your family. Bobby was legendary, honored, and loved! Bobby you were great and I was privileged to see you many times. Thanks for your light and love. Rest in heaven dear Bobby.

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    Crystal Willingham says

    Marry and Family, I’m so sorry you had to say goodbye. The world is holding you in their proverbial arms today, and in the coming weeks. As we embrace his music, yet again, we embrace you as well for loaning him to the world to share his beautiful gift.

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    George Land. The Land of Entertainment says

    One of the most talented artists I have ever had the privilege to know…..I guess it would be selfish to try and keep that “heavenly” voice here on earth forever…… but my heart aches for Mary, Lauren and Tessa. Rest in peace Bobby.

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      Lance Jackson says

      First off I would like to offer my condolences to Mary & his family. Cant tell you what this man’s music has meant to me. I grew from a boy to a man. I first seen him in 85 & started a 35 year journey. Had the opportunity to meet him on occasion and was always a gentleman. He was the best performer I ever seen. God bless Bobby and his music lives through us all.

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    Aldo Aguirre Maturana says

    Dear Bobby. Thanks for all the music. It has become a big part of my life.. You will live in my heart and the hearts of so many fans for ever. Rest in peace. My respect and solidarity to your family.

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    Carlyle Barriteau says

    My longest tenure working and playing for any artist was with my friend Bobby Caldwell-17 years of just absolutely great times on stage traveling the world with this master -Becoming close with every aspect of his life -His family and his friends from years ago-Bobby became a huge influence on my musical journey- Loving him always and forever–

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    Sandy Dover says

    To the family, your Bobby facilitated the higher stage of living, which is not simply to exist, but to engage, and to engage life is to express a desire to love what it is in it. Bobby facilitated love for millions upon millions who heard him speak life into us through lyric and sound. He was a blessing, but I’m sure especially to you. God bless you and God keep you all in his enduring memory. Love!

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    Kathryn Twaddell says

    Marybeth, My condolences to you and your family. Sharon let me know of Bobby’s passing. May you find comfort in the beautiful memories you have of your life together.

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    Mani says

    Man was a multi-instrumentalist! Immense talent, heart, soul, funk and more, could seamlessly move from one genre to another. One of the most sampled artists! Watching you on stage was a joy. I miss you, sir. Thank you for sharing your gift and making my life a little sweeter <3
    Love and hugs to the family!

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    E says

    i remember the first time i heard “what you wont do for love” changed my entire outlook on love, relationships and the emotional endurance we are all willing to go through for love. thank you mr. caldwell for changing entire mindsets.

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    Dwight says

    Bobby was one of my absolute favorites. May the peace of God be with you and your family Mary.

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    Adrienne Hall says

    I am heartsick over this loss. My heartfelt condolences to his Family. His music will live, inspire and touch others Forever. He is unforgettable and beyond comparison. Thank-You Mr. Caldwell for sharing your gift, talent and excellence with the world. RIP

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      After looking at so many comments and videos about Bobby and his music I don’t think we could ever know how many peoples lives he touched. What a great legacy!Maggie A. says

      My condolences to Mary and Bobby’s entire family. After hearing about his passing yesterday I played his music the entire day. I could never stop listening to “what you won’t do for love”.After looking at so many comments and videos about Bobby and his music I don’t think we could ever know how many peoples lives he touched. What a great legacy!

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    L. says

    Mary – Deepest condolences to you and your family. I’ll always remember talking to you and Bobby after a show at Scullers. You were both so kind and patient with this fawning fan. I’d seen Bobby so many times over years, and he’ll remain for me the best all-around musician I ever saw. Though the last few years were tough, I hope Bobby knew that his legacy will be a bright light for years to come. He was simply the best.

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    Andy Tupaia says

    All our love to you Mary and to the Caldwell family Bobby was the man we’ll miss him
    Andy and Wendy from the island of Tahiti love and peace

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    Amy ODonnell says

    I saw this man in concert three or four times with friends, and he always put on a first-class performance. I’m sorry I wasn’t able to see him before he stopped touring. Truly one of a kind and an all-around nice man, too. My condolences to Mary and the rest of the Caldwell family.

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    Mick & Shelley Occhiuto says

    Bobby, your music held a key place in the music of my life brother. We were just weeks apart in age so I grew up with your music. Rest in eternal peace my friend. Mary, I was so glad to be able to meet you along with our good friends Bruce and Linda Grider at Bobby’s final concert in Las Vegas. He was so sweet and kind to us even though we were very aware he was suffering. God Bless you Mary and know that Bobby is with you always and every day now and he feels no pain. R.I.P.

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    Wanda Darcel says

    Thank you Bobby for your gift in song. Sending my deepest sympathies to the Caldwell family.

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    Cindy Banker says

    Mary Caldwell and family, So sorry for your loss. Bobby was a treasure to the world, he brought so much joy to all through his gift of music. May he rest in peace.

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      Linda Koch says

      My deepest Condolences to Bobby’s wife, Mary, to his Daughters and the rest of his dear Family. Bobby left a Lasting Legacy to the world with his beautiful music. He will always be remembered with appreciation and respect. May the Great Bobby Caldwell RIP.

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    Hattie Moore says

    💔I am sending my deepest condolences to his family and beloved friends. I have to say his music is forever loved and I am so-o glad that we were blessed to forever have his music 💓✨ His departure truly touches my heart 💖💔💔💔

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    JEANINE MURPHY says

    Sir Bobby Caldwell! You are so loved and honored. I cannot think of music which had such an impact with me in those iconic 70-80’s years, and, STILL reaching to now, than YOUR music. God has truly gained an excellent musician in glory — but then HE know what he created.

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    DEBORAH J says

    AGAIN BOBBY WAS/IS THE BEST, MOST TALENTED ARTIST EVER.
    HE WAS A VERY SPECIAL MAN WHO FOUND HIS PERFECT PARTNER. AND YOUR “HEAVEN SENT TWIN DAUGHTERS” LAUREN & TESSA
    AND KATIE AS WELL. YOU WILL LIVE ON FOREVER….
    THE MANN, THE BOBBY

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    Victoria Kompany says

    J’adresse mes plus sincères condoléances à la famille Caldwell, je n’ai que 22 ans mais ça ne m‘a pas empêché d’écouter les chansons de Monsieur Caldwell… Spécialement son titre phare « what you won’t do for love ❤️ ». Je suis peiné d’apprendre sa disparition mais tout en joie de savoir que là où il se trouve il ne souffre plus et il est en paix avec lui même. Que le seigneur réconforte les cœurs brisés de sa famille et qu’il puisse vous comblé de tout son amour.

    Je prie sincèrement pour vous.

    Soyez béni,

    Kompany Victoria.

    ♥️.

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    CC says

    As a fan of his music for decades, I hope those close to him know that his talent inspired and brought joy to so many. I can’t think of a life better lived than one that compels complete strangers that have never met Bobby such as myself, to acknowledge that he had a profound impact on their lives. I pray he rests in peace and I wish all the best to his loved ones who were fortunate to share their life with him

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    Deborah Lysholm says

    Bobby’s kindness to me and everyone at Heartbeat Performing Arts Center will forever be in our hearts. He gave the world tremendous gifts through his music which will continue to enrich the lives of millions into the future. Thank you Bobby, for performing for the children at Heartbeat years ago. They still talk about it because your music reaches across all ages. Thank you, too, for your effort to bring awareness of violence against children in “Love Shouldn’t Hurt.” We send our deepest sympathy to Bobby’s family and wish them gentle healing. How lucky the world is to have Bobby’s music to deliver them to a beautiful and soulful place. Rest in Peace dear friend.

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    Karen R Schief says

    What a blessing his talent was to all of us. He brought joy to us with his music. My sincere condolences to Mary, his family and friends. He will live in our hearts forever.

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    Jillian Odusanya says

    Thank you for blessing the world with your soulful music. Thank you to your family for sharing you with us. Rest In Peace Mr. Caldwell

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    Mary Anne Minnick says

    Feeling a profound sadness at the loss of Bobby’s incomparable voice and beautiful song writing. Condolences to his wife, Mary and to his children, grandchildren and the rest of his family. He will be missed by the world. His suffering is over and he can sing with the angels…….

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    A. Defendini says

    I want to express my deepest gratitude for all the wonderful music you gave us, may you find rest and comfort on your next journey. Goodbye Mr. Caldwell.

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    Marva Williams says

    Rest In Peace, Bobby Caldwell. We Will Miss You.
    💝🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️💖
    Praying for your family & friends. ~Marva Williams~
    #BlueEyedSoul #WhatYouWontDoForLove #bobbyvaldwell @marvagreenwilliams @bobby_caldwell69

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    Marva Williams says

    Rest In Peace, Bobby Caldwell. We Will Miss You. Praying for your family & friends. ~Marva Williams~
    #BlueEyedSoul #WhatYouWontDoForLove #bobbyvaldwell @marvagreenwilliams @bobby_caldwell69

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    Robert Moore says

    My sincere condolences to Mr Caldwell’s family. His music has brought countless hours of joy to a young man finding his way in the world across the pond. I first discovered his songwriting through reading the liner notes to the albums Chicago 18 and Chicago 19. I then found his own discography and quickly learned he was a singer in the truest sense of the word – how could one man be so soulful and adept with pop/r’n’b, and yet also have the capacity to croon the American songbook so effortlessly? Personally, his Heart of Mine album will always remain a favourite – pure pop/ballad perfection. I actually bought a signed copy from his website that I will now treasure forever. Despite his passing, his music will continue to touch all of our lives for decades to come. RIP Mr Caldwell, from a British fan

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    Brooks Reid says

    Bobby and I grew up in Miami playing music together. The first time I saw Bobby and his band play at the Miami Palmetto Jr High cafeteria I was knocked out. We became good friends, played in bands together and shared the same passion for music. Back then Bobby loved the Beatles and he would learn every part note for note on each new album that was released. Years later when I heard Bobby and his band Katmandu with Norman Harris and Bobby Jabo I was again floored by the sound. After Bobby returned to Miami from California we again worked together the the late 70’s in a band called Wolfgang. That is also when we started recording demos for his first album which included “What You Won’t Do For Love”. Bobby grew musically in leaps and bounds and expanded his writing and playing skills from Pop, Rock and R&B to Jazz, Blues and Great American Songbook styles. Now Bobby lives on in a huge body of work he has left us. His music is timeless and as long as people listen to his music Bobby will be immortal. Through over a dozen albums his sound is unmistakable. Every time I hear one of Bobby’s songs on the radio I recognize his voice immediately. He recorded and performed with some of the greatest singers and musicians and has had his music preformed and recorded by some of the greatest singers and musicians. Bobby was a unique talent and was not only one of the best musicians I have ever known but also an inspiration for me and generations to follow. I feel so lucky to have been his friend.

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    Monica Pickney says

    Always a First Class Performer…May you Rest In Peace 🙏🏼 Mr. Blue Eyed Soul! Please accept my Condolences 💐 Love and Prayers for his family and loved ones. He will be truly missed! 🕊️#comingdownfromlove ♥️

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    Haresh Dodani says

    My deepest condolences and prayers to the family, friends and band members of Mr. Bobby Caldwell. My journey of his music started with Go West’s version of “What You Won’t Do For Love”. More than 30 years have passed since and his music continues to have a profound influence. I was very fortunate and privileged to see him perform live in Japan twice. My sincere gratitude for the music he has given to the world. His legacy is a treasure which we will continue cherishing. He will be greatly missed. May he rest in peace. #WYWDFLforever

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    3030 says

    Rest in Peace Bobby.
    Prayers to the entire family. He will be missed.

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    Bobby's Club four ladies in Japan says

    Dear Bobby
    We love you forever
    Thank you so much everything
    May you rest in peace

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    Elissa Barrett says

    God hold you in His loving arms. Rest in peace. Much love❤🌹

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    Delois Saunders says

    The world has lost GREATNEST in you. You have touched so many lives and I am forever grateful you have been in mine. Rest in peace. I Love You forever.

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    Carla Jones-Green says

    Thank you for sharing this amazing, talented -light with us, he will truly be missed❤

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    Rick Scruggs says

    Our deepest condolences…🌿 Loved Bobby’s voice and performance. Wonderful memories! Bobby is singing with the angels. Until we meet, again. Love & Peace to you and your family.

    “Precious and of great consequence in the sight of the LORD Is the death of His godly ones so He watches over them.”
    Psalm 116:15
    Amplified Bible

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    Mozelle says

    My condense to Mary and family. May many happy memories be a comfort and blessing. Bobby was part of the soundtrack of my life. I wish I could have attended another concert, but I am consoled with all the many albums and videos that are his legacy.

    To all those whose lives this man touched, whether fellow musiciam, fans of all kinds, friends and family, keep the music in your hearts 💕 …..and in rotation.

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    Philip Yachmetz says

    My deepest condolences to Mary and all of Bobby’s family as this is a great loss to your all as well as to those of us who have loved his music all these years! I continuously play my video clips of the last time I saw Bobby in person at the Funky Biscuit in Boca Raton in 2018. I only wish I had more including when I saw him at Club Bene with his big band. May the Lord bless Bobby and all his family!!

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    Hugh & Sheila McNeil says

    Devastated! That’s the word my wife and I will start off with on the passing of the Great, Legendary, Bobby Cauldwell.
    Secondly, our sincere and heartfelt condolences go out to Mary Beth and the family, for comfort and peace at this very hurtful time.
    Bobby’s immense talent is obvious, as expressed by many people. My wife and I were lucky to have developed a relationship with Bobby and Mary early on.
    Over the years he was one of the kindest people that we have ever met. We will miss that infectious smile of his, along with his wonderful sense of humor. We also don’t want to leave out what a kind man he was.
    God gave Bobby to us to enjoy. Now God is enjoying his beautiful voice every day. Rest In Peace, Bobby. Sheila and I will always love you, along with so many others.
    Mary and family, we’re always here if you need us. That is the person we will always remember and love.

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    Stephanie Watson says

    It was very heartbreaking to hear the words. He’s no longer here,What a special man who generously shared his special gift. May the family received God’s spirit and strength to bear the loss of what he meant to everyone. Yes his wonderful legacy is a treasure for us to remember each time we hear that healing voice of gold❤️❤️🌹🌹🎤🎤

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    Brett Chinn says

    I grew up listening to Bobby. Real Thing and Heart of Mine will always be two of my favorite songs. I feel blessed to have known his music. Thank you, Bobby. You truly shaped my outlook on love and life.

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    Elizabeth Christmas says

    Dearest Families of Mr. Bobby Caldwell,
    Our families have always love Mr. Caldwell’s music ever since we first heard it. We are saddened. But very thankful to hear his songs. Which still touches us so. Just last week I got to played some of his songs. It does brings back sweet memories. Our families sends our condolences and prayers to The Caldwell Families. And with much love and support of God’s Comfort, His Love, His Compassion, & His Peace.

    Mr. Bobby Caldwell, be at Peace in God’s Arms. We Love you So Much. 🙏🏿❤️🙏🏿❤️🙏🏿❤️🙏🏿❤️🌹🌹🌹 🌹🌹🌹

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    Becky Margolis says

    Mary, my heart breaks for you and your entire family! I was first introduced to Bobby’s beautiful music by my husband Bob Margolis! I immediately fell in love with his voice and music.

    I went to first concert with Bob and his brother Don at the college in Centenary. He was magic on that stage.

    I saw him many more times in New Hope with Don and met you as well! We could tell it was difficult performing, but he always gave it his all for his fans.

    I’m never going to forget any of those performances they hold a very special meaning for me. I understand the loss you and your family have now. He’s now healed and he’s in the band with all the other great’s having some spectacular jam sessions. You’re in my thought and prayers for comfort, peace and healing. God bless and comfort you all!

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    Kyoko says

    Dear Bobby Caldwell,

    It is with deep sadness that I learned of your passing. As a 48-year-old Japanese woman, I first heard your music 30 years ago on a television commercial in Japan. I took note of your name in a corner of the screen, but I never got the chance to go to the CD shop to look for your music. I regret that missed opportunity. Last month, I finally found that song on YouTube. It was “Heart of Mine,” and I was so happy to have found it. I listened to it every day. I also found your Twitter account and followed you. When I learned from your family’s tweet that your health was not good, I worried about you. And now, I learn of your passing. I wish I had known about you earlier. I wish you could have come to Japan again.

    Your music has touched the hearts of many, and it will continue to do so. You will be missed dearly. May you rest in peace, Bobby Caldwell.

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    E.M. Gore says

    Thank you, Bobby, for gifting the world with your music. Your songs got me through some tough times. I enjoyed seeing you perform live, and you even played a sing I requested on your FB page. You made every fan feel special.

    Rest with God, and make the angels smile as you did for us.

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    Daniel Lagarde says

    Dear Katie,
    May you , your Mom and close ones be able to find peace and solace in these proving times.
    My heart and prayers are with you.

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    Ellen L. says

    My condolences to Mary, his children, his sister Lisa, and his entire family. My husband introduced me to Bobby’s music in the 80’s and I was instantly in love. His voice and his music always fill my heart with love. We have seen Bobby perform every time he came to our area. I met him several times after a show. Bobby was always kind and humble. I will miss seeing him perform, but his beautiful music will live forever in my heart. Rest In Peace Bobby.

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    Michele Kathryn Ivanski says

    Dear Bobby, I am so very sad to learn of your passing. I will forever cherish your voice and music that I’ve had the supreme pleasure of listening to for nearly 33 years. I am both privileged and honored to have met you backstage and tell you in person that ” I LOVE YOUR VOICE,” which is simply THE BEST and your songwriting a work of art. I will always treasure my memories of your shows that were outstanding and which I have truly missed. I know in my heart that you are now singing and playing your music for the saints in heaven. They surely have welcomed you with much delight and open arms. Your family was truly blessed and lucky to have you, and I am praying for them as they grieve your loss. While God took you way too soon, He knows best, because you are now finally pain-free, dear Bobby. The world , including me, will most certainly miss your talent. There will never be another Bobby Caldwell.

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    Chieko Kobayashi says

    First of all, my sincere condolences to Mary and Bobby’s family.I have lost words since I heard the sad news.Bobby was such a talented songwriter and musician, besides, he was true gentlemen always kind to his friends and fans.We have countless memories with him all these years at the shows and afterwards!My heart has been, will be always with his music and memories.Sending love and prayers from Japan,May your soul rest in heaven, Bobby.

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    BJ & CL Clark says

    My husband and I have been Bobby Caldwell fans for over 30 years and enjoyed seeing Bobby and enjoying his music at Stanford University’s grove in the early ’90s. To Mary Beth and your daughters, you have our heartfelt condolences. His God-given talents and earthly gifts will be cherished and sorely missed. Trust knowing that Bobby was appreciated and loved for purely being just himself. “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” Matt 5:8

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    CD says

    My sincere and heartfelt condolences; gosh I hope it’s not too much for me to leave this here. I logged online the other morning and Bobby Caldwell was trending and just hearing the news – it broke me way, way down. Mrs. Caldwell, thank you for the updates over the years and months concerning Bobby. Every time you tweeted and asked us to keep him in prayer- I prayed for him and for you as well. I never had the chance to see him live but his music has had such a profound impact on my life. He’s the white ‘black’ uncle I always wanted. He liked my tweet one time in 2017 and I just knew I was his niece. He confirmed it- will miss Uncle Bobby. My heart and prayers are with your family, .

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    Emi Akutsu says

    Dear Bobby, Your music had been so necessary in my life. It has a very special meaning. My heart is filled with sadness at your sudden passing…I always looked forward to your visit to Japan. I always thought that once the pandemic was over, you would recover and come back to Japan. I am so sad that this is not going to happen…but the wonderful music and memories you left behind will always be in my heart. You will always live on in my memory. Thank you for coming to Japan even though you were in pain, in a wheelchair, and with a cane. You were a professional musician until the very end. You are going to be a true legend. With all the wonderful music you left behind…I am glad you were able to spend your last moments with your loving wife, Mary. Sending lots of love to you and your loving family. Rest in peace in a world without pain. Much love to you. Emi from Japan

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    Jane W Roberts says

    My deepest sympathies to Mary and family. Bobby has always been my all time favorite artist for 44 years. It began with What you won’t do for love in vinyl, and progressed through tape, all his cd’s with extras for the car and now iTunes. Always loved discovering additional musical gems on all the albums, Once you give in from August Moon is clear, concise and heartfelt. Game on is just plain exuberant fun.
    Bobby was pure genius in music and lyrics. He will be missed.

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    Dorian Woods says

    Today…my heart is full with sadness. To loose such a beautiful person.
    I send my deepest Condolences to Bobby’s Family. During this time of great loss. Just knowing the comfort that he is no longer in pain, helps me during this time.
    May his beautiful music last for many generations to come.
    Bobby, you were definitely one of a kind.
    And “Thank You” so much… for your talented service.
    You will surely be missed.

    Rest in Peace. My Friend.

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    Lori Herman says

    Bobby, thank you very much for the music. I love listening to all of your CDs and I was lucky enough to see you on stage twice in Chicago. You were a class act always. I’ll miss you. Rest in peace.

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    Laura and Ron says

    We saw Bobby many times at Scullers, and even got the chance to talk with you both at a New Year’s Eve party there after the show. His music will be missed! Sending prayers to his family, Laura and Ron

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    L. Gonzales says

    Bobby May you rest in heavenly peace, May you music live forever as the legend you are 💔. I followed your concerts when ever you were in California or AZ, your music were reminiscent to my past relationships, never skipping a beat. My condolences to Mary, your children and family but mostly to all the fans that loved💔 you. Love Ms L

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    Marica B. says

    I’m a big fan of yours Bobby and heaven just got jazzier. Thank you for your talent and your legacy will live on. I love “The Cat In The Hat” album.

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    Kazumi Kobori says

    Dear Bobby,

    I never thought the time would come so soon to say goodbye. The time I spent with you is my precious treasure. Thank you for many wonderful happy times. You have always treated us kindly and kindly. Thank you so much for all the wonderful memories.
    I love you forever

    Rest in peace.

    Your big fan Kazumi

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    Valerie Edgecombe says

    My sincere condolences to the family. I hope he knew how much his fans loved him and his music before his passing

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    Maria Maley says

    Dear Mary Beth,
    My deepest condolences for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.

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    Mamoru Akutsu says

    Dear Bobby.
    Thank you for leaving us so much great music. I will never forget you as long as I live. And thank you for coming to Japan so many times. Thank you for the wonderful time we had together. Mamoru Japan

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    Tom Bryson says

    Today was a sad day for me as I learned of Bobby Caldwell’s passing. His “Be My Valentine” album is my all time favorite. What a talented artist. I had the privilege of seeing him perform in NYC in 2007. My condolences to Bobby’s friends and family.

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    Patricia Roca says

    I was so very saddened to hear of Bobby’s passing. His music provided the soundtrack for my early life, and for one of my most significant relationships. He had the voice of an angel, just beautiful. Mary and family, wishing you some peace in the midst of your grief. May all who love and admire Bobby be together again one day, on the other side.

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    Alicia Rourke says

    Had the pleasure of meeting you in Boston years ago. One of the best out there, so sad to hear of your passing. Rest in peace, you are a legend.

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    Laurie Clark says

    Very saddened with the news of your passing. I live in Seattle, and was at Jazz Alley every time you were here Your talent was perfection.. Talking with you after each show getting pics, & autographs etc. you were so loving and caring. Rest In Peace.

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    La Martini Sterling says

    Go canadh tu leis na haingil=May you sing with the Angels, Dear Precious Bobby.
    My deepest Condolences to Mary, and the Caldwell family. God Comfort and Keep all of you. Amen. 🙏🕯️🕊️🎶👑

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