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Robert Henry Garcia In Celebration Of Your Life
Robert Henry Garcia In Memory Of Your Birthday
Robert Henry Garcia In Celebration Of Your Life
Robert Henry Garcia In Memory Of Your Birthday
Robert Henry Garcia In Celebration Of Your Life
Robert Henry Garcia In Memory Of Your Birthday
Robert Henry Garcia In Celebration Of Your Life
Robert Henry Garcia In Memory Of Your Birthday
Robert Henry Garcia In Celebration Of Your Life
Robert Henry Garcia In Memory Of Your Birthday
Robert Henry Garcia In Celebration Of Your Life
Robert Henry Garcia In Memory Of Your Birthday
Robert Henry Garcia Was a loving man with a golden heart. Always a gentleman. Calm and cool.
Robert Garcia
Robert Henry Garcia
Place of birth: Houston, Texas
Religious affiliation: Catholic
Robert Henry Garcia, 64, passed away at his home on Friday, May 12, 2017. Born to Mary Rodriguez and Manuel P. Garcia on January 23, 1953 in Houston, Texas. He’s preceded in death, by his father Manuel P. Garcia; mother Mary R. Garcia; niece Crystal Garcia; sister Martha. A. Mendiola; brother Arthur Garcia and brother John P. Garcia. He is survived by his wife Sylvia Y. Garcia; brother Joe E. Garcia (Jo Ann); children Milessa Garcia; Jason Ramirez; Jose Pena. Jr.; Monica Pena and Patrick Pena; Father and Mother-in law Raymond and Yolanda Soto; Sisters-in-law Velma Hernandez; Norma Zamorra (Leopoldo); Debbie Rodriguez; Cindy Rodriguez; Grandchildren Issac Lopez; Julissa Lopez, Shamsa Al La Ansari, Brienna Camario and Jose Pena, III. Nieces and nephews Angie Martinez (Tony); Martina Garcia; Priscilla Garcia; Manuel Garcia (Monica); Robert is also survived by his maternal aunts and uncles Concepcion R. Almendarez, Francisco Rodriguez (Thelma); Maria de Jesus Novoa (Camilo); Carmen Castaneda (Mario) and Johnny Rodriguez. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, brother-in- law, son-in-law, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend. He was a brave warrior and fought a brave fight with kidney and heart diseases. We would love to thank each and everyone of you for all of your loving support and prayers. He loved his wife, children, grandchildren, brother, sisters-in-law, mother-in- law, father-in-law, cousins and friends. Robert was a very peaceful man with a golden heart. He will be dearly missed.
Funeral Notice Detail
A Memorial Service will be held at
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
7539 Avenue of K
Houston , TX 77012
Robert, I woke up this morning And reached over for you. You weren't there, I remembered Now what will I do? As I remembered the events I started to cry I lift my eyes upward And scream to the sky Why did you take him? What did we do wrong? We were finally making it We had tried for so long As I lay there and think I remember the times we had The memories flow I'm no longer as sad. A warm feeling spreads through Like sun on my face I feel light in body Like I'm floating in space. I lay there and wonder What could the warmth be? Not something I can touch And surely not able to see I picture his hand on mine Warmth spreads to my fingers I smile and laugh some The feeling still lingers The warmth is him Letting me know Everything will be okay I am never alone On those cold winter nights When I long for his touch When I feel so desperate I haven't wanted anything so much He will be there to lift me up To show me I still have his love I still have the memories We always spoke of As our children grow and learn They accomplish new things I can feel his joy Oh, the warmth that it brings My memories are great But his touch is better When I can't feel it I just write him a letter For I know he is watching He's helping me learn How to live in the world alone And for him not yearn I have felt his touch less Over the last several days I have met someone who Is like him in many ways He will always be with me This I've come to believe But now I have found someone A new love to receive I look to the skies And raise my voice Is it okay, I ask And hear a joyful noise I feel the warmth on my skin And know that he is near Not just on the outside But from somewhere within He's telling me it's okay To move on with my life And not to let it create Any emotional strife So, now when I think The memories are clear They don't hurt anymore Because I know he is near He is in my heart In our daughter, our son We weren't separated Our souls are still one I place a letter to him On the stone with his name Telling him I'm okay That here he must remain As I walk to the car An eagle flies overhead He tips his wings as if to say I'm still alive, I am not dead. Your Wife Who will always Love you Sylvia
So very sorry for the loss of your dear loved one. Death is an enemy: due to the deep pain and sorrow it brings, it represents the loss of future dreams, relationships and experiences that have not yet been enjoyed. In the Bible at 1 Corinthians 15:26 it tells us death will be abolished and John 5:28, 29 speaks of a resurrection of life for our loved ones, there we will see these ones again and reunite, `a better place’. I pray this hope will comfort you in your time of grief and recovery.
To my awesome cousin Robert H. Garcia, you left a great imprint on our lives. You were a man of love, honor, spirit and patience. You will be dearly missed by everyone and will never be forgotten for the gentleman you were to everyone. Your memory will live forever in our hearts. RIP primo, we all love you and will remember what you meant to all of us. Tell all of those you have joined we love and miss them too, especially our moms and dads. God bless your soul.