Robert Browning Program

T HE H OMEGOIING S ERVICES F OR

I’m still here don’t mourn for me. I’m still here though you don’t see. I’m right by your side each night and day. And within your heart I long to stay. My body is gone but I’m always near, I’m everything you feel, see or hear. My spirit is free, but I’ll never depart, as long as you keep me alive in your heart.. When you start thinking there’s no one to love you, talk to me I will listen. I’ll whisper my answer through the leaves on the trees, and you’ll feel my presence in the soft summer breeze. I’m the hot salty tears that flow when you weep, and the beautiful dreams that come while you sleep. I’m the smile you see on a stranger's face, just look for me…..I’m in every place.

Robertson Browning was born to Robert Browning and Katie Young on June 6, 1954. He departed his earthly life on Monday, June 13, 2022. Robertson received Christ at an early age. He attended Crozier Tech and Skyline High. He played football, baseball and basketball. Bobby graduated Skyline in 1972 and attended Cisco College. After college, he returned home and reconnected with Loretta Hughes. They had three children; Nikita Browning, Robertson Browning II and Raymond Browning. Bobby loved sports. He coached her son’s Pleasant Grove Football team. He dedicated years of employment to The Carroll Company in Garland, TX., and Dallas Independent School District. He retired in 2012. Bobby leaves behind to cherish his memories: his wife of fifty years, three children, ten grand - children and one great - grandson.

During these trying hours, the presence of those who love us has been one of the sustaining elements. Your prayers increased our faith. Your words have encouraged our hearts. Your presence has given us warmth and an earthly arm to lean on. Your food has helped us to maintain our physical strength; the fragrance of your flowers, the gifts and the thought of every card, the visits and telephone calls added a touch of love to our lives during this time of sorrow. And because of you, the burden that seemed so heavy is lighter now.

Friends and Relatives of the Family

Friends and Relatives of the Family

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