My Condolences to Family and Friends. I meet my friend Bobby in the mid 70’s , He was good friends with my Brother Tuny, I always followed my Brother and Bobby, but since I was younger they always sent me home, 😢As the years passed and I got older Me and Bobby became good friends!! He was my Mentor!!. We would get together with friends and hang out, drink a few beers, and then one day He tells me I’m  joining the Marines,. I was so sad, and Happy at the same time, He made it home safe after his service, !! We lost track of each other for many years, and in 1998, I ended up in jail, and guess who was my jailer, My friend Bobby, He took good care of me and gave me great advice, when I was going thru hard times!!we would see each other at The Sunbowl every year !! Not making plans to see each other, but always ran into each other some how!! Aww Rest In Peace my Friend Bobby!! 🙏🙏🙏love you and thank you for making me a better man!!

My condolences to Bobby's family. I new Bobby since my employment with the Sheriff's Office in 1990 where I worked at the downtown detention facility till 1994, then retired from my career as a peace officer in 2017. Bobby was a great person. I remember that the shifts at the jail would compete against each other in a friendly game of tackle football. Yes, I remember tearing a ligament in my finger trying to tackle you, but I guess that wasn't as bad as when one of our guys tackled you and you ended up with a broken leg. You were in good spirits when we visited you at the hospital. We all decided it was probably better for our well being to tone it down to flag football instead. 
Rest in Peace my brother. I will never forget you. 

To the family of Bobby G.  Our sincere condolences from Tony & Pat Arriaga, I knew Bobby for most of career with the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office and I was his Sergeant when we both were assigned to the Jail Annex Operations Section. I have many wonderful fond Memories of Bobby & as we went on our separate ways in our Careers we saw each other on occasion, always good greetings when we saw each other either at work or on our off time. Before Bobby G. started with EPCSO he worked at Rockwell Intl. with my wife Pat. She too wished to express during those months knowing him as he is was known throughout Rockwell as “Gonzo” he was a very helpful & nice natured person and well liked by all at Rockwell. After both us retired we would run into each other at Golf courses. Approx a month ago my Wife and I ran into Bobby G. Like always we expressed our usual happy greeting to see other and reminisced about our times at SO, how we were enjoying our retirements, golf outings and best places to go eat. Bobby G. “Gonzo” you will be missed but not forgotten, may you Rest In Peace, your Friends 
                       Tony & Pat Arriaga 

Bobby, Thank You for always greeting us with your warm smile and a joy (giggle or too).  You were so kind to giving me a copy of a group picture when we had PD training at DVHS. Most of all I Thank you for our last Thursday at the end of our day when we high fived and we both were walking and you turned around and said with a great big smile, "Just one more day", held your finger up and I responded yes, we got this, one more day.  This is how I will remember you, my dear Friend. Your warm smile you brought to DVMS. May you continue to smile in Heaven and bring joy among our Heavenly Father and all our Angels. Rest in Peace.  My condolences and prayers to your loving Family and God continue to give them strength and love to continue your legacy.🙏💝🌹

You came into our lives unexpected and  became our brother. Together we went through  welcoming new member to our family as well as losing loved once’s . And always at our sides, now we lost you and  losing you,they are no words to express our grief  . Thank you Bobby and Rest In Peace . Family Hernandez

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Juanita "Janie" Gonzalez

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Robert Gonzalez

December 26, 1962 – March 12, 2020

Hillcrest Funeral Home

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