Robert Milton Orozco

Robert Milton Orozco
Entered into Eternal Rest on October 2, 2021.
Born in San Antonio, Texas August 23,1947.
Robert proudly served his Country in Vietnam with the United States Air Force. Afterward, he settled in Houston marrying and making the Houston Heights his home.
Along his journey some of his greatest pleasures were fishing, Houston Astro’s Baseball, Houston Texans Football, and his Beloved Tejano Music (He was past Owner of Rumor’s Tejano Nightclub.)
Robert often could be found fishing or shouting “San Antonio!” as he passed Downtown Houston- jokingly implying that the Houston Skyline resembled and reminded him of San Antonio (which always startled everyone in the car with him).
You are loved Robert and your presence will be missed and your memory will be treasured.

Proceeded in Heaven by his Beloved Parents Frank and Lily Orozco, Brother Richard Orozco and Sister Lydia Orozco.

Left to treasure his memory, Spouse of 36 years, Mary Luna Orozco.
Daughters: Annette Anguiano Orozco, Angelica Landin Almanza (Roman).
Sons: Jonathan Orozco, Richard A. Orozco (Victoria) and Nicholas Rey Orozco.
Siblings: Margaret Sanchez (Benny)
Jeannie Contreras Orozco (David)
Frank D. Orozco (Delores)
Aunt: Candace Wade
11 Grandchildren and 9 Great Grandchildren and numerous cousins, nephews, nieces, childhood and adult friends.

October 14, 2021

All Saints Catholic Community

215 E Tenth St
Houston, TX 77008

10am-11am Visitation 

11am-12pm mass

12:45pm Gate time 

Houston National Cemetery 

10410 Veterans Memorial Dr
Houston, TX 77038

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