

Robert spent part of his youth in Westminster, California, where he attended school during a historic time connected with the landmark Mendez v. Westminster case. He also attended Hoover School in the Garden Grove School District.
Robert was a man whose life was filled with creativity and expression. He will be remembered most for his love of art, drawing, and music. He especially loved the blues and was a devoted fan of B.B. King. Robert also loved to dance and found great joy in sketching and creating artwork throughout his life.
He was previously married to Charlott A. Salseda.
Robert is preceded in death by his mother, Adela Udalia López; his stepfather, Hilario L. Torres; his father, Antonio B. Yrigollen; his grandmother, Secundina L. Gonzales; and his grandfather, Antonio López.
He is survived by his children: Robert M. Redfeather, Delfina A. Torres, Ruben L. Torres, Sr., Diana Torres, Ralph H. Redfeather, and Antoinette Torres. He is also survived by his former wife, Charlott A. Salseda, and many extended family members and loved ones.
Robert will be remembered for his artistic spirit, his love of music and dancing, and the creativity he shared with those around him. His memory will live on in the hearts of his family and all who knew him.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in Robert’s honor to the Apache Knife Foundation at apacheknifefoundation.org.
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