Robert Hoyle

We mourn the unexpected passing of my cousin and our good friend, Robert Hoyle. What an incredible loss for everyone who knew him! Beloved uncle, loving son and brother, Robert's family is left not only with the sadness, confusion and the gaping hole in their hearts such a sudden loss brings, but must now take on the difficult task of managing funeral expenses as well. We are all praying that those closest to Robert will be comforted in this time of great loss. A few kind words of support or remembrance might help dull the pain for a time as well, but even those acts of love can soon seem like small drops in a deep well. Regardless of the amount, a monetary contribution is something tangible we can do right now to lighten the load on this hurting family. We thank you in advance for your kindness and generosity during this difficult time.

With great sadness, we announce the loss of our favorite son, brother, uncle, and friend.

Robert Dwayne Hoyle II suddenly and tragically left us on April 8, 2024 in Corinth, TX at the age of 45. He was born on May 3, 1978 in Dallas, TX.

Robert is survived by his father, Robert Dwayne Hoyle Sr. and mother, Margarita Hoyle of Kaufman, TX; sister, Lisa Beegle and her husband, Chipper, of Forney, TX; sister, Jennifer Stephens and her husband, Carl of Moody, TX; sister, Stephanie Villalba and her husband, David of La Habra, CA. He also leaves behind nephews and nieces also known as his “kids”: Tiernan, Gabbie, Amelie, Maddie, Addison, Stiles, and Charlie.

Robert is also survived by his greatest joy, his beloved dog, Harley. She was his constant companion and best friend. He truly regarded her as his own child and they shared a beautiful bond. The care he showed her was a testament to the depth of Robert’s capacity for love and devotion. He would even order Harley her own meal when he went to a drive-through.

Robert grew up in Mesquite, TX where he was a 1996 graduate of North Mesquite High School. He later started his life-long career at Mary Kay Inc., following in his father’s footsteps.

Robert was a gentle and kind spirit with a big heart and an infectious laugh. He never met a stranger and was incredibly generous with his time, his money, his advice, and, most of all, his love. Robert had a special talent for bringing people together, often hosting gatherings where he delighted in cooking and grilling. His culinary creations were legendary, earning him the title of the best cook and grill master among his loved ones. You always knew you were leaving Robert's house full…and with a to-go box! Robert also loved the sun, spending his free time by a pool or a lake with friends. He loved to travel and live life to the fullest, packing his too-short life with a million adventures.

Robert will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and his Harley girl. Though his physical presence may be gone, his spirit of love and generosity will live on in the many hearts of those he touched. We come together to celebrate his life on April 22, 2024, at 2pm at Lakeshore Church in Rockwall, TX (5575 State Hwy 205).