I watched a sail until it dropped from sight

Over the rounding sea- a gleam of light

A last, far- flashed farewell, and like a thought

Slip out of mind, it vanished and was not.

Yet, to the helmsman standing at the wheel

Broad seas still swept beneath the gliding reels

Disaster? Change? He left no slightest sign,

Nor dreamed he of that dim horizon line.

So may it be, perchance, when down the tide

Our dear love one vanish. Peacefully he glide

On level seas, nor mark the unknown bound

We call it death- to him tis life beyond.

Man that is born of a woman is of few days, and full of trouble. Job 14:1

Robert Domio, 57, of Gulfport, Mississippi was born April 4, 1964 in New Orleans, Louisiana and was a Mississippi Gulf Coast native. The Lord called Robert home, Wednesday, June 2, 2021.

Robert attended Morning Side High School in Inglewood, CA and later graduated from Harrison Central High. He was baptized at St. Therese Lisieux Catholic Church, Gulfport, MS. Robert possessed a natural talent for sports. While in high school, He excelled, specifically in basketball and baseball. Robert was such a special young man with a big heart. Those who knew him loved him dearly. While his family would do anything to spend more time with him, they are comforted by the truth that God makes no mistake and does all things well.

Robert was preceded in death by his biological father, Robert (Bobby) Domio, Sr.

He leaves to cherish his loving memories to his father, George Franklin, Jr.- Wabash, AR; his mother, Ceola A. Domio-Franklin; three brothers, Ralph Sysverter Domio- Gulfport, MS, LaMar Monroe Domio (Lise)- Las Vegas, NV, and George "Jody" Franklin (Rikki)- Houston, TX; three sisters, Linda Holloway- Jones- Gulfport, MS, Keshi R. Franklin- Gulfport, MS, Janet D. Miles- San Antonio, TX; and a host of uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces, close relatives, and friends.