Uncle Bobby visit to Corcoran
At his sister Romie Murillo Martinez
House. He came with Aunt Natie and Uncle Chato...
Memories 🤗

My dearest Uncle Bobby
I have so many fond memories of you.
I remember when you lived in Corcoran and you would come down to Mama's house (Romie) to eat, play and talk to Mama.
I remember when you would give my brothers, sisters and I rides on the red wagon we had.
I remember you taking us to the corner store. We would buy bags of penny candy. 
I remember when the Ice Cream Truck came by. We would all run outside to buy Snow Cones. You would shave down our Snow Cones until they were juicy.
You always had red, green and blue lips..
You would say " No Mas" and we would all say together in a singing voice "Please Uncle Bobby" 🎶🎵🎶 and you shaved down all six of them.. 
Those are such sweet memories that I hold close to my heart ❤️🤗
I am so happy that my nieces and nephews got to meet you Uncle Bobby.
You are now with the family in God's Paradise. Give a hug to Mama, Anthony and the rest of the family.
Until we meet again my dearest Uncle Bobby. 
Love you  always 🙏🏼💞✝️
Your niece
Lillian Martinez

Uncle Bobby, thanks for the fun memories you shared with  me, when I drove you around San Bernardino. Like how as a small boy you shared how your Mama and you would take Papa lunch at the Santa Fe work rail yard. And also pointed out the property where you all once lived. 
I’ll miss eating ice cream on Saturday afternoon with you. Until we meet again, sweet uncle!
Love 💕 you 
Valerie 

Uncle Bobby was blessed by the grace of God with a happy spirit. I remember his bubbly personality and joyful laughter. The simplest things made him laugh. Whenever he approved an idea, he would say, “That’s more better”.
When I was a child, Tia Abundia and I would visit Grandma Luz and the Murillo clan at Camp McCann in Corcoran, Ca.  I enjoyed playing baseball, hide and seek, and marbles with Uncle Chiyo and Uncle Bobby. 
Robert Murillo will be missed! Thank you, Uncle Robert, for teaching me to appreciate the small things in life.
Your loving niece,
Lucille Tornaci (Lucy Murillo)


As a child when family from San Bernardino came to visit they were sure to bring Uncle Bobby. I would run up to him and give him a great big hug.  We had small talk and he always had a smile on his face.  There were times he would take me to the corner store and buy me ice cream or penny candies.  On the way back he was sure to hold my hand and make me feel safe. He’d tell me ‘I love you mijita) and I was sure to say it back to him.  Uncle Bobby those memories of you will hold dear to my heart!  You will surely be missed, but each of us will always carry  great memories of you!
I love you Uncle Bobby, your niece Lorraine 

As a child, I remember my Grandma Natie and Grandpa brining Uncle Bobby over for holidays and family events. He would always have the biggest smile and was always happy to see us. His hugs were very warm. He loved my mom's enchiladas. My grandmother and grandfather always made sure Uncle Bobby was well taken care off. I'll definitely miss Uncle Bobby, his smile and warm hugs. Tell Grandma and everyone else hi for me. Love you Uncle Bobby.

Love your great nephew,  

Raudel Torralba 

My Uncle Bobby was a great man who I shared a lot of memories with. When I was a little girl my family and I would go to the School of Hope to visit him. He was always very happy to see all of us and would share what he was learning and working on. My mom would pile all of us in the car including Uncle Bobby and take us all to the Zoo, Circus, picnics and hikes. My family and Uncle Bobby would drive to Corchran to visit family members. When my mom stopped driving, my sister and I would pick up Uncle Bobby so he could visit with us during holidays or family events. Uncle Bobby had a big smile every time I seen him. When he was over at the house or family events he loved eating enchiladas with beans and rice on the side. One holiday, Uncle Bobby was looking at family photos and recognized his mother and said, "that's mama". I told him yes it was and he had the biggest smile ever. My mom was his voice and helped him his whole life. Once mom couldn't do it anymore my sister Val and I stepped up and helped take care of him. Everyone enjoyed Uncle Bobby's presence and smile. We will all miss you dearly Uncle Bobby. We know you are in heaven with Grandma, Grandpa, mom and all your siblings smiling. 

Growing up grandma always made sure Uncle Bobby was apart of lives. He was always with a smile, full of high spirits and those hugs, he gave such heart warming hugs! I'll miss the joy that would radiate from him when me and the kids would go  to grandma's while he was there. He didn't have to speak to know he loved be with the family! He is so very much loved by our family and will miss him deeply! I know that he with my grandma and great grandma still surrounded with and smiling down at us.

From Robert Hernandez: The days of thy youth.  Many of times I remember when grandma would bring Uncle Bobby to the house.  Although we didn't engage in conversation, he was always cheerful, joyful, and smiling.  Without words, he conveyed his happiness of being with family. Even when we would eat, grandma would ensure he was squared away with everything he needed, his laugh and smile was contagious.  He had a way about him that provided a sense of calm and peacefulness.

OBITUARIO

Robert Murillo

7 noviembre, 1938 – 23 agosto, 2020

Mt. View Mortuary & Cemetery

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