21 years old, from W. St Paul, MN was taken suddenly from this earth on November 14, 2013. He was born in St. Paul, MN on June 22, 1992. He grew up in W. St Paul graduated high school in 2010 from Henry Sibley High School and attended college at Dunwoody College where he studied Construction Science and Building Technology specializing in HVAC. He enjoyed spending time with his dog Guerra playing fetch and taking his dog wherever he went. He would joke and laugh with family and friends and always had a way to bring a smile to everyone's face with his bear hugs. Art was a passion and he was an amazing artist. He loved to fish and he always caught them. Robert was currently finishing up his last class at Dunwoody and was planning to graduate at the end of this year. Robert was the man of reason and always looked out for the underdog. He was a protector, smart, and creative with his mind and hands. Robert was loving caring and passionate about his family, friends and those little things he cared about deeply. Those honored to have shared in his life are his Mother Cheryl Espinoza, Father Edward Espinoza (Jay), siblings Anthony and Leticia Espinoza, Crystal Engum, Great-Grandparent John Roberts, Grandparents Joe and Geri Blaeser, Desolina Roberts, and Ray Espinoza, Godson Ashton. Robert had many aunts, uncles, and nieces and nephews and cousins. Proceeded in death by Great-Great-Grandparents Desolina (Noni) and Attilio (Nono) Marcucci, Grandmother Sandra Espinoza and Great-Grandparents Joseph and Catherine Blaeser and Francis Espinoza as well as many other loved ones. Memorial service is Wednesday November 20, 2013 at Our Lady of Guadalupe in 401 Concord St. St Paul 55107. Visitation will be at 11, services at 12 and luncheon to follow. Our lives have been touched deeply and it was an honor to have known such a genuine man. There is not enough words to describe what an awesome, affectionate man he was and how much he was loved and cared for. Lives will be changed but he will never be forgotten and will be deeply missed. No words can express the grief of our loss. May Robert spread his wings and dance with the angles in heaven. We love you, Robert.