I had the pleasure of working with Robert for 6 years and we had lots of laughs. Don't think anyone will forget his laugh, it was pretty infectious. Seemed like most of the time he got in a piece of equipment , something would go wrong and break down. He just had the bad luck. But we would laugh it off. That is when we decided to give him the nickname, Westbroken! From then on he carried that name with a genuine smile. You will truly be missed brother. See you again.

R obert was like a son to me I love him dearly he always looked out for me I can't wait to see him in paradise. I will miss him until then.

One of my favorite memories with Robert was when he had his little red Toyota car, Camry I think. We would cruise 7th street in Victorville. 
 I also loved when we would get our bikes out and go riding.
 I have allot of great memories of Robert. We always had fun together. He was always there if I needed him.
 I will miss him.

    Robbie loved being a Dad and Robbie loved being a grandpa.  
     I will personally never forget the coolest bright green bicycle with white wall tires;  Robbie built it from scratch for Terrance.  Terrance was just a little guy about 7 or 8 years old.   Robbie could build anything!
     Recently, Robbie stopped by our home and was telling us about how much “Joy”  his little grandson TJ brought to his life.  He thoroughly enjoyed watching TJ putt around on a little motorcycle in the yard.  You can tell this tickled Robbie’s heart!  His eyes were bright and he could not wipe the Grin off his face.
      We are Guaranteed to see Robbie again in the resurrection.  In this near future we are all going to continue to share in life’s joys together with Robbie.

                                    Sister-N-Law,
                              Michelle Westbrook  

Dear Westbrook family 
I am so sorry for your loss. Love you all and your in my prayers! Remember, he is resting and on the sleeper train into the new system, where we all hope to see him soon! Love you all, Bonnie Ybarra

I have  known Robbie since he was a child. It has been a pleasure watching him grow into a man that I am proud  to consider a friend.

My memories go back to our days of school and all the events that our families shared during the years in Hesperia, CA. Parties where we danced, graduations, weddings, conventions, our weekly meetings, picnics - But we shared our sorrows too. When loved ones died, we were a support to one another. I could always count on a gentle bear hug from Robbie - and he was usually wearing a smile. His kindness could always be seen whenever we were in each others company. The years have changed us all in ways we could have never prepared for. We have given our parents grief and our own children have given some to us too. We've all had our high's and low's. Much like the individuals that Jehovah called "his friends"- despite their flaws. (Heb. 11) 'We all go on suffering together even until now.' (Rom. 8:22) Sometimes we forget 'why!' Job 1-3 helps me cope with my own feelings about 'why' so many good people suffer! I hope you find comfort from Job's ordeal and the 'end result' dear friends & family. Robbie is safe in the memory of his God, Jehovah. His gentle smile will remain safe in 'my memory until our next bear hug . .' (Rev. 21:3, 4; Ps. 37:10, 11, 29) 
Hold on just a little longer. .
Sending warm thoughts 
despite such chilling times. (2 Tim. 3) 
Dawn Brown - Westmoreland & Family 
(:Dawn &Kellie:)
1 January 2022







 


OBITUARY

Robert Duran Westbrook

December 31, 1969 – December 17, 2021

Desert View Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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