Bobby's life took a significant turn at the tender age of seven, when his family relocated from Rochester, New York, to Margate, Florida, a picturesque suburb nestled in the heart of Pompano Beach. This pivotal move marked the beginning of a new chapter in Bobby's life, one that would be filled with an unwavering enthusiasm for learning and a passion for extracurricular activities.
As a student, Bobby was an exceptional individual who consistently demonstrated a high level of engagement and commitment to his academic pursuits. His academic achievements were truly remarkable, as he was one of the select few to be inducted into the esteemed "Who's Who Among American High School Students" organization. This prestigious honor serves as a testament to Bobby's unwavering dedication to his studies and his natural aptitude for academic excellence.
Throughout his high school years, Bobby was an integral part of his school community, actively participating in a wide range of school and extracurricular activities. His involvement in these endeavors not only allowed him to develop valuable skills and friendships but also provided him with a sense of purpose and belonging.
Following the culmination of his high school education, Bobby embarked on a two-year academic journey at Cornell University before subsequently graduating from Florida Atlantic University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications, thereby laying the foundation for his future professional endeavors.
His initial foray into the workforce was as a video editor in the sports department at WCIX Channel 6 in Miami, where he honed his skills and gained valuable experience in the fast-paced and dynamic environment of television broadcasting.
Subsequently, Bobby transitioned to a new role as a news editor, producer, and part-time reporter at WPEC TV 12, where he had the unique opportunity to conduct interviews with an array of notable figures, including the legendary boxer Sugar Ray Leonard, the renowned tennis player Billy Jean King, the iconic New York Yankees baseball team, and the influential rock group, Kiss.
Bobby's journey in the entertainment industry began during his time at TV 12, where he successfully sold his first jokes to renowned comedian and impressionist Fred Travalena, marking the starting point of his rise to recognition as a talented comedian.
His comedic prowess was soon showcased through his triumphant win at "The Gator Laugh-Off", a prestigious stand-up competition sponsored by a prominent South Florida radio station, further solidifying his reputation as a skilled comedian.
This success led Bobby to relocate to the Midwest, where he worked as a morning show personality at KJEZ, "The New Z-95", as part of the highly acclaimed and top-rated morning show "Mr. Robby in the Morning". During his two-year tenure, Bobby showcased his exceptional comedic skills, earning several prestigious "Silver Microphone Awards" in the process.
After a successful stint in radio, Bobby decided to pursue his passion for stand-up comedy and acting, relocating to the West coast to explore new opportunities. He went on to appear on various TV networks, including Comedy Central, "E", and The Style Network, as well as in independent films, further cementing his status as a talented and versatile performer.
