Roberto "Bobby" Sandoval

Birth date: Feb 22, 1952 Death date: Jan 21, 2022

Roberto “Bobby” Sandoval, 69, of Pasadena, Texas, passed away on January 21, 2022, in Houston, Texas. He was born on February 22, 1952, to Toribio Sandoval Jr. and Refugia Soliz in Bishop, Texas. On December 22, 1972, he married M Read Obituary

Wall Obituary Events Media

CARED FOR BY

San Jacinto Funeral Home

14659 I-10 East Freeway, Houston TX 77015

713-453-7114

Oscar Gutierrez

216w ago

To Rosie and family,

You have my deepest sympathies for the passing off Bobby. Bobby was one my greatest friends and cousins. I will truly miss him. My brothers Gilbert, Joe, and I had great times together when young. We used to box where he would beat us badly. We would listen to his albums, we had such great times together that will never be forgotten. I had talked to him about 3 months ago and we had a great conversation. I thought I was the best Dallas Cowboys fan! Bobby was too. Let me just say that as I write these words my heart feels real heavy, I will always miss Bobby and remember him. I am glad to see that he had a great family. Bobby was one of the most kindest and most caring people I have ever met.

Bobby REST IN PEACE! I am glad that I got to know you.

God Bless you, Rosie and your family.

Oscar Gutierrez

Anonymous

218w ago

Sent a Sacred Duty Spray to the Sandoval family.

A beautiful floral tribute with roses, lilies, and ferns in patriotic colors.

Send flowers

The Zuniga Family

218w ago

Sent a Simply Elegant Spathiphyllum to the Sandoval family.

Send flowers

Manuela, Sven &Tj

218w ago

Sent a Sacred Duty Spray to the Sandoval family.

Send flowers

Anonymous

219w ago

Sent a Divine Peace Bouquet to the Sandoval family.

Beautiful flowers arranged with a cross, symbolizing remembrance and peace in a heartfelt tribute.

Send flowers

(In Card Message)

219w ago

Sent an Ocean Breeze Spray to the Sandoval family.

Beautiful floral arrangement featuring blue and white blooms with lush green foliage on display.

Send flowers

Tony Morales

219w ago

Condolences from the Tony Morales family. I grew up with Bobby, my first cousin, in the westside of Bishop. We played seasonal sports in baseball in alleys, basketball in backyards, football next to the grain elevator, nothing to adventurous by today’s standards, but we had fun. Bobby always had electrical tape to wrap the only worn out baseball we played with so we could keep on playing. There So many other memories that have come and gone. We often speak kindly of people that pass merely to hide their not so good life, but I don’t have to lie this time. Bobby was truly a good person. May the lord remember his kindness on earth. Rest In Peace my brother. Tony Morales

CARED FOR BY

San Jacinto Funeral Home

14659 I-10 East Freeway, Houston TX 77015

713-453-7114

Tribute Wall

Tribute Wall