Adolph Garcia Robles

He graduated from Victoria High School in 1965 and served in the United States Air Force. In 1971 he married Josephine Moon Robles and later had three children. After leaving the Air Force, Adolph worked as an Inventory Analyst for various companies in the Dallas/Fort Worth area until he retired.

Adolph touched everyone with his generosity and humor. He was always willing to buy a meal and share a laugh or two. He loved his music and had a collection of vinyl and cassettes that would make anyone jealous. His taste in music varied from Rock N’ Roll, Country, R&B, Soul, Disco, Mariachi, Polka, Tejano and Classical. He was an outstanding sketch artist with an eye for detail. Adolph loved playing pool with anyone who challenged him, while the music was playing in the background. He was a huge Dallas Cowboys fan from their inception and rarely missed a game.

He is preceded in death by his wife, Josephine Moon Robles, parents, Riley and Candelaria Robles, brothers, Albert Robles, Paul Robles, Ruben Robles, Gilbert Robles and Aniseto Carbajal.

He is survived by his children, Andrew Robles, Sam & Rose Robles, Elena Robles and six grandchildren and brother, David Robles and sister, Janie Garcia and brother-in-law, Joe Garcia. He is also survived by the Moon, Luna, Rodriguez and Garcia families.