Roberto Originales

A man of few words and strong belief in God, Robert spoke softly but with profound impact, his quiet strength most evident in his unwavering dedication to his family. His greatest pride was nurturing his sons’ passions, guiding them toward becoming confident and compassionate young men. Whether at the baseball field, the golf course, or grilling his signature tomahawk steaks, nothing brought Robert more joy than spending quality time with his wife Diana and his two sons’, Javen Originales and Raul De La Torre.

Robert’s legacy of love is carried on by his cherished wife, Diana Originales. Always placing Diana first, Robert exemplified the essence of marriage, where love endures everything, by creating a bond built on love, happiness, values, and shared dreams.

Robert is lovingly remembered by his proud parents, Jose and Maria Originales, who instilled in him faith, partnership, unconditional love and the morals of family strength. Their steadfast example shaped Robert’s approach to life and family.

He also leaves behind his brothers, Ricardo and Rudy Originales, who found guidance, wisdom, and strength in him. They shared countless memories and many brotherly bonds. Robert now joins his brother, Raul Originales, who preceded him to heaven mere months earlier.

In addition to his cherished role as a family man, Robert dedicated 17 years of service as a U.S. Border Patrol Agent, performing his duties with distinction, pride, and honor. His passion and commitment profoundly impacted many, notably inspiring both his children. Raul, who is now serving as a US Border Patrol, and Javen who has shown interest in following his father footsteps.

Robert’s life was marked by meaningful achievements, enduring love, and inspirational acts of kindness and courage. He touched the lives of all fortunate enough to know him and will be deeply missed. His memory will forever remain a source of strength, guidance, and love.

May Robert rest in peace, comforted by the knowledge of how deeply he was loved and how profoundly he will be missed.

Visitation will be held Friday, April 25, 2025 from 5:00 PM until 9:00 PM at Funeraria del Angel Central, 3839 Montana Avenue. Funeral Mass will be held Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 9:00 AM at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, 2709 Alabama Street. Burial will follow at Mount Carmel Cemetery, 401 South Zaragoza.