Bob Quigley

Met Barbara at Penn State, married and raised four boys -- Rob, Mike, Brian and Jason, in Upper Moreland, PA. Rob was a National Merit Scholar and graduated from Williams College in 1993 - its bicentennial year. Mike was a Penn State Scholar, graduating in 1997. Brian and Jason also graduated from Penn State.

Like me, Rob is a CPA (KPMG and E&Y) while getting his MBA at NYU, but unlike me, he is still in corporate life – EVP at Radian Group since 2009, and formerly Capmark, where he was Chief Accounting Officer - North America. Mike is a FCAS and EVP at Munich Re U.S. in Princeton, where he is head of property underwriting. In 2007-08, he and his family lived in Munich. Jason is an adult probation officer for Bucks County. Brian struggled with bipolar disorder for a number of years until we lost him in August 2014.

Rob and Mike, along with their high school sweethearts, Suzanne and Deana, have given us seven grandkids, the first four, girls, to make up for our run of boys. A fifth girl, Hailey Anne, the youngest, was born July 26, 2011. They all live nearby in Abington and Amber, so we get to see them a lot. Jason lives a little further away in Bedminster, between Doylestown and Quakertown, with Kristin, who he married in 2024, on the beach in Avalon.

Since 1987, I have traded under the name of Quigley & Associates, insurance industry consultants – forensic accounting, auditing, litigation support, management advisory, and tax practice. Engagements include actuarial / commutation support services, advisory services to insolvent insurers, business valuations, expert witness services, MGA audits, reinsurance inspections and dispute resolution, Sarbanes-Oxley documentation and controls testing, and tax return preparation. For many years, I have also traveled throughout the United States on behalf of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners accrediting state insurance departments.

I let my CPA license go inactive at the end of 2025, and also gave up my NAIC gig in 2024 due to some health issues. Former board member, John Heath & Company, Inc. Past-president of the Penn State Abington College Alumni Society (2004-2006). Smeal College Alumni Society mentor and Actuarial Science Club advisor.

Triple-bypass in 2007. Fully-retired in 2024, spending my days now dabling in genealogy, web surfing, reading, politics, movies, gardening, cooking, and summer bungalow vacations in Ocean City, NJ.

Asked one of my granddaughters the once how she liked high school (10th grade at Abington) and she told me she loves it, and then proceeded to tell me she was able to switch out of World History and into Psychology, which was her first choice, originally. That reminded me of my first week as a senior. I went to Spanish 3, and my teacher, Miss Guala, asked me if I had a brother named Jim ... in Spanish! First day back to school and trying to trip me up already. Well, I marched myself down to the office after that first class and switched to Wood Shop ... made a chair that year.