Bobby Eugene Green III

BOBBY EUGENE GREEN III, 32, of Corpus Christi, Texas, fell asleep in death on October 4, 2024. He was born on April 10, 1992, in Corpus Christi, Texas to Trinidad Guadalupe Guerra and Bobby Eugene Green, Jr. He is the beloved son of Francisco G. Guerra and Rosa Linda Guerra.

Bobby attended Chula Vista Academy of Fine Arts Elementary School, Tom Browne Middle School and Collegiate High School. Bobby was very smart in school and was an “A” honor roll student. He obtained his GED on July 24, 2009 at 17 years of age. Bobby learned to play the violin and piano while in Chula Vista and would compose beautiful music while playing the piano. While in middle school, he also took private piano lessons. Bobby appreciated art and loved to draw. He loved the art of cooking and loved to BBQ. He learned how to cook watching You Tube videos and would cook delicious meals.

When Bobby was younger, he attended Central and Bayside Congregations of Jehovah’s Witnesses. He believed in Jehovah God and his grand promise of the resurrection to perfect health here on earth.

Bobby is survived by his two beautiful children, who he loved so much, Aiden Bradley Green (age 14) and Bulat Gambit Green (age 8), his mother Guadalupe Trinidad Guerra, and his loving parents Francisco G. Guerra and Rosa Linda Guerra, his sisters, Anabela Mercedes Bravo-Gomez (Brendan Gomez) and Abigail Megan Reyes (Timothy Reyes). He is also survived by his older brother and best friend Adrian (Atticus) Rodriguez III, and his brothers/uncles Oscar Elias Guerra and Francisco Guerra, III, his maternal grandmother Norma Salgado Guerra (Armando Rabago), many aunts, uncles, cousins, and nephews. Bobby is also survived by his girlfriend Leslie Montes who he loved very much. Bobby had one special cousin close to his heart, Pamela De La Fuente Malpica.

He was preceded in death by his younger brother Elijah Adan Bravo, his father, Bobby Eugene Green, Jr. and grandparents Genoveva and Manuel De La Fuente.

Bobby had an amazing personality, was very loving, caring and respectful, and loved to make people laugh. Bobby was kind-hearted and loved everyone he met, and would always say, “I love you.” He wanted all of us to remember all the happy times we had with him.