Robert G. Pisarich,

On Saturday April 4, 2020, Robert G. Pisarich, Jr.; loving father, brother, son, and friend passed away at the age of 66. Born and raised in Biloxi, MS, Robbie graduated from Biloxi High School where he was the King of the Dixie Debs his senior year and excelled in football and baseball. He was a lover of all music and DJ’d for many years at dance clubs along the coast where he collected 100’s of vinyl Lp’s. When Robbie walked into a room, He strutted like a peacock with his sense of style and his gift of gab. He was a very caring person and made lifelong friends, who are missing him so much already. Robbie had a passion for photography. He enjoyed driving the beach front in Biloxi and stopping to take pictures of the great sunsets and the beautiful old homes, many of which are now gone. Robbie is preceded in death by our sweet sister, Karen M. Pisarich; his brother, Randy A. Pisarich; a very special cousin, Stephen Pisarich; and grandparents, John and Amanda Pisarich and Iona Diddlemeyer. He is survived by his mother, Virgie Fountain Ridgeway; father, Robert G. Pisarich, Sr.; stepmother, Cynthia D. Pisarich; sisters, Kim Pisarich (Karl) Hager and Courtney Pisarich Peltier; brothers, Joseph G. (Belynda) Pisarich and Todd Pisarich; and his pride and joy his son, Jason Gram, whom he had the honor of meeting for the first time just a few short years ago and was so very, very proud of. When he spoke of Jason, He always had the biggest grin on his face and a picture close at hand. Jason, He’s watching over all of us now. He was so worried about his family and prayed for us all every Sunday. If you or your loved ones are feeling anxious or frightened about what is happening in our world right now, please talk with them, get help, and speak up because the depression and anxiety is so real and lonely. We love you Robbie. Biloxi got a little dimmer with you gone. Robbie’s family and friends will have a memorial service at a later date. Robbie will be cremated and his cremains buried next to his sister and brother in the Biloxi Cemetery. Bradford-O’Keefe Funeral Home, Howard Avenue, Biloxi, MS is honored to serve this family.