Robert Banas, Supervisory CBP Officer, Tragically Passes Away Unexpectedly at the Age of 40 in Elizabeth, NJ
Robert Banas, a Supervisory Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Officer, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, just three months shy of his 41st birthday, leaving behind a grieving family and community. Robert was a dedicated professional who began his career with CBP in 2007 as an officer at the Port of John F. Kennedy International Airport. He was promoted to supervisor in 2015 and transferred to the Port of New York/Newark in 2016.
Robert's colleagues and friends remember him as an incredibly knowledgeable and talented officer, always eager to help and a great team player. His untimely death has left a void in the hearts of everyone who knew him, both at work and beyond.
In a heartfelt tribute, Robert's family and friends have shared their sorrow, emphasizing the great impact he had on their lives. “He was not just a colleague, but a true friend,” said one coworker. “Robert will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege to work alongside him.”
A fundraising campaign has been launched to support Robert's daughter and family during this challenging time. As they navigate their grief, they are grateful for the support from the community, which continues to show love and solidarity.
Details of the funeral and memorial services will be announced soon. Robert’s legacy of service and friendship will not be forgotten, and his memory will continue to inspire all who knew him.
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