Remembering you today my dear friend. You are missed so much. Many days and events will never be the same without you buddy, but especially Saint Paddy’s Day, I treasure this picture.

Thinking of you today Bobby and all the awesome times we had together. This is the only photo I could find of you with a cup instead of a beer;) and you still couldn’t sing😉
John and Louise 


Bobby - you were an awesome coach, friend and mentor!  I played for you for 4 years and helped you coach after that...much of what I learned from you I used in my work at Parks & Rec and in the community.  I also remember helping you work on your house all those Saturdays! I have great memories of going w you to see the Phi Slamma Jamma and it’s because of you that I went on to become a Houston Cougar!  Thanks for all the coaching and mentoring - I hope I have payed just some of it forward!  Rest In Peace and until we meet again! ....Love you!.... -Rich

Bobby, my beloved brother,
I said good-bye to you today, but I know you are safe and in peace.  Mom and Dad were waiting for you and will take care of you now.  I will miss you, but I will always have the precious memories of us when we were kids growing up.  The beautiful holidays Mom worked so hard to make special for us.  I can still picture us under the tree shaking the gifts at Christmas time.  The wonderful Thanksgivings that were truly unbelievable because Mom was such an awesome cook.  No one can erase the bond we shared and I will always hold your memory close to my heart.  I love you dearly.  Until I see you again.
Your sister, Debbie Casares

Deepest condolences for your loss from Trevino Family. Will pray for strength in your loss and comfort that he is with the Lord.

I'm still in shock COUS will miss you dearly may you be with all your love ones and friends.. We had awesome times together you and me and our families way to many to mention...we were the 3 amijos.. you..Henry.. and me.. love you cous until we meet again..
You and John do save a chair in that heavenly bar🙏😏

Bobby, I first met you our first day of kindergarten, some 62 years ago, and we knew each other all the way through graduation from Jeff Davis HS in 1971. I still remember the day you proudly gave me a tour of the house you were building next door to your parents' home, making excuses for this and that, although the house was still not completed. As I drive through the old neighborhood, all these many years later, I still see it standing proudly. Great job! You were always very outgoing, easygoing and, to paraphrase Linda's comment, you never met a stranger. I will never forget your hearty laugh and the way you lived life to the fullest. My condolences to your family. You will be greatly missed.  Marcelo Martinez

Our Sincerest Condolences go out to Maria, Andre and the rest of the Casares family on the loss of our Bobby.  An amazing friend, mentor and eventually business partner, he taught Rocio and I so much throughout the years.  His laughter and upbeat spirit was contagious in the office and our team was all the better because of him.  We love you and wish you a safe journey....Rest In Peace my friend!
Sincerely,
Patrick, Rocio & Bailey Berrios  

I was thinking of the words that would honor Bobby’s memory. I came across the meaning of his last name & it definitely describes Bobby’s character & love for life.

C is for captive,your web of charm
A approachable,constantly meeting new people
S self respect,a solid score here
A acquaintance,the many friends you have
R respect,earned through your actions
E experience,the spirit of life,love & loyalty 
S select,as few are chosen

Bobby will be missed by so many. Our Prayers are with Him, his entire Family & so many Friends. Godspeed My Friend.


Bobby we meet in 1987 at work. We coach soccer and basketball together. You were a great friend and I’m glad that I got have lunch with you one last time. I’m going to miss you my friend but you will live in my memories. 

Bobby Joe you were a legend, you were loved by everyone and you will be missed by everyone. The memories I have of you keep me smiling, there's so many from so many places.... Rest in peace bro...... Kevin Gough 

Maria,Andre,and Debbie my condolences  from the Molina family. So sad to hear about the passing of Bobby.  You always treated us well when we went to Houston. Miss you all. I will miss Bobby's open arms,hugs, and especially his jokes and laughter. During these difficult days, Jesus will get you through the rough days. Keep Bobby's memories close to you . God bless you and the family. One day we will see Bobby. He has entered into the heavenly paradise. Thinking and praying for strength during these difficult time. Love the Molina family.
 


I lost contact with you when I went in to the NAVY back in 1970. I remember when we play football together at  Marshall . I consider you a good friend. REST IN PEACE BROTHER 

Coach Casares was one of my first basketball coaches. I’ve told many a person that he was tougher and demanded more than any other coach I ever had. He instilled work ethic and toughness that I teach my own kids today. I’m sure I speak for other STS Vikings when I say, Thank you Coach. Rest In Peace.  

Dearest Mia
My deepest and sincere sympathy to you on the passing of Bobby.
He was loving, kind and always very gentle.  He had a great sense of humour and a lovely laugh.  He will be sadly missed.
Love to you, Helena

I’ve known you all my life Bobby, you were part of my growing up. I have wonderful memories and stories that will always be with me and I will cherish them always. You will be very sadly missed Bobby, with affection and love,
Sean and Christina

Oooo Cocomo!!! You were more than just a great friend to me…..always like a dad…..all the many memories we’ve had……lots of laughs, rounds of golf, sessions too many to count and mainly our talks I will surly miss them……there are so many words I can say and go on and on but will share them with our friends and enjoy our memories of you…..til we meet again Coach…..dear friend…..Pops! 

From the time I came to be with John in Houston, you welcomed me with open arms.  You were such a kind, warm, lifelong friend, so very precious Bobby, you will be very sadly missed, with love
Louise

We had a long journey together my dear friend. You were my first friend when I immigrated to America and boy did we have a fabulous, long friendship. We traveled the world together buddy, Japan, China, Czech Republic, England, Hong Kong, Belgium, Germany, France, Mexico, Barbados, many trips to Holland and 9 times to Ireland. 
All our St Paddy’s celebrations that went on for days at a time. We are blessed with two wonderful wives always taking great care of us and supporting us. We built fantastic memories and great stories that we repeated so many times to each other, they never got boring. I am sure that you are in heaven repeating the same stories to your Dad & Mom and all our good friends who have preceded you. 
I love you buddy, save a seat at the Heavenly Bar up there for me. 
Louise and I will miss you dearly Bobby but you leave us both with wonderful irreplaceable memories


My condolences to Robert Casares Family during this difficult time. God bless you and may you Rest In Peace. 



Aurora Aranda Granados 

Hey Bobby, you are gone too soon, the times back in our club days with Birdy Ramirez hitting all the nightlife in that GTO.  We had great times. i called you my friend, my cousin. i know you're playing golf right now, with Ernie and listening to music. Rest in Peace Robert. 



On behalf of the Jefferson Davis Hispanic Alumni Association our condolences to the family may you always Rest in Peace. 
Eddie Carranco President JDHAA 
Class of 72.

To Maria and Rob I want to offer my deepest sympathies.  I have known Robert since the 7th grade at Marshall when we were both 12 years old.  Robert, why did you have to leave us so soon.  I'll never forget when we were seniors at Davis someone wrapped your house with toilet paper and you accused me and a couple of other guys; you said your dad was really upset.  Of course I denied it and said I would never do something like that.  Guess what Bobby it was me and we had fun doing it.  We had some fun times back then and I will never forget them.  By now you have probably played a round of golf up there in heaven with some of your buddies.  Hit them straight and far, Bobby.  Rest in Peace.  

Our condolences & prayers to Maria & Rob. 
Robert will be missed by so many. He was always the smiling and welcoming face in the crowd. As one of his buddies stated, “He never met a stranger.”  So very true.

Rest in heavenly peace dear Robert. 
We will celebrate your life at the reunion as you would expect us to.

Until the next time,
Linda & Lupe Arredondo 

My dear friend Bobby.  May you Rest In Eternal Peace. We were looking forward to seeing you at our 50th year high school reunion coming up, but God wanted you more.  Until we meet up again. 

Thelma (Trujillo) Guevara
Class of 1970

OBITUARY

Robert J. Casares

November 25, 1952 – September 12, 2021

Forest Park Lawndale Funeral Home & Forest Park Lawndale

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