Robert Ismael Marrero, a resident of Poinciana, Florida, died on October 30, 2021. He was 73.
Mr. Marrero was born on February 5, 1948 in New York City to Octaviano Marrero and Maria Castidad Valentin de Marrero. For many years before his retirement he was the owner and manager of the Epoca and Wild Palms. He is survived by his wife Sandra (Rosado) Marrero; his sons Robert W. Marrero and Christopher A. Marrero; and his daughter Jordana D. Marrero; 11 grandchildren; and 2 great-grandchildren.
Visiting will be Friday, November 12 from 3-5 & 7-9pm at Joseph A. Lucchese Funeral Home, 726 Morris Park Avenue, Bronx. Family and friends wishing to attend the visitation virtually may do so by clicking the following link at any time during the visiting hours Marrero Visitation Interment will take place on Saturday, November 13 at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, 43 Main Street, Center Moriches.
Thank you Joe this is great!
Sandy Marrero
I did not know Joe but from the stories I’ve heard over the years from his sister and nieces I know I would have enjoyed him, sounds like my kind of people. My deepest sympathy to those who lost this much loved man.
Bobby so many memories since I was little from visits to the Bar you owned (not while it was open to public just dad passing thru to quickly visit before opening….soda pops is what I remember), fathers day outings, dances at the Wild Palm me being an adult and everything in between. You always were the life of a party making people laugh. Now heaven has quite the comedian and a beautiful Angel! Hugs Love Prayers and Kisses to all of you!
So many good memories of you sweetie. You were part of my youth in the 60’s and 70’s in New York and your friendship was very important to me and Uty. You were always a good friend and I am forever grateful for you and your family. Hope you are resting in peace with Uty and all your family and friends ❤
You all knew Bobby he was a great husband,father ,grandpa and great grandpa and a great cousin and friend for me he was in my life since a I was a child every time if we needed him he would drop everything and run to help just want to say Bobby you will be missed by a lot of people you touched and treated them like they meant something Every time I called him I can still hear him I would say hi it’s me and he would always say this you no this me I’ll always will hear that and keep it in my heart
Peace be with you. May your reward be great!
Dearest Chris and family,
I am sorry for your loss. The depths of pain due to grief and loss are unexplainable. May you find comfort and support in the days ahead. You are a blessing to all who know you.
Warmest regards,