Roberto Enrique Pagan

Roberto Enrique Pagan Pabon of 614 Flamingo Drive, Ladson, SC entered his heavenly home on October 9, 2025.

He was born in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico on November 11, 1945 during which time his father served in the US Army in Europe.

Roberto is survived by his wife of 58 years, Edella Marie Copeland Pagan, a younger sister, Carmen Mirella Pagan Gardner, a half-brother Tony Henry Pagan, four children, Josue Daniel Pagan, Miquel Andres Pagan, Noemi Raquel Pagan, Ester Ruth Pagan Johnson, eight grandchildren , Justus Robert Johnson, Lance Christian Johnson, Laura Ann Elizabeth Johnson, Ella Ruth Johnson, Julia Marie Pagan, Caroline Cherae Pagan, Annelise Noelle Pagan Spicer Blake Pagan and two great grandchildren, Kya Rose Johnson and Ira James Johnson.

Roberto’s parents and two younger brothers pre-deceased him. His parents are buried in Easley, South Carolina.

He suffered a severe stroke almost 12 years ago, ending his career as a craftsman in flooring. His work is seen in many Charleston homes including some of those on Rainbow Row.

In addition to his work, Roberto was very active in his local church and served as an interpreter for missions work in Uruguay. His remarkable tenor voice is fondly remembered by his church family, especially his solo rendition of “Finally Home” which was a favorite that he sang at several funerals. Most recently, Roberto delighted in being a ‘greeter’ for Sunday morning services at his church, First Emmanuel Baptist Church, Summerville, SC.