Robert Elliot LeMoullec, proud father of 3 children, 51, of Spring Valley, NY, died in Myrtle
Beach, SC on August 15, 2024.
He was born in Queens, NY on August 9, 1973, to his parents, Bob LeMoullec and Anita Melita.
Robert graduated from Spring Valley High School, going to work at American Minuteman, and
working hard to support his family.
He took great pride in being a parent, especially when he was sitting front row at Tyler and
Nicholas’ baseball games. He loved playing baseball with his sons in the backyard, as well as
experiencing games at Yankee Stadium in New York City with them. Robert also enjoyed
spending time reading with Jordan in the library as well as printing out music notes to songs by
The Beatles for her to learn on the clarinet while they were together. He was also so proud to see
Jordan later start her own childcare business, his son Tyler become a father to his first grandson
and become a correctional officer at SCDC, and his son Nicholas become a firefighter for the
Irmo Fire District. His children meant the absolute world to him, he cherished his role as a father
and he showed that every moment of his life.
Robert was preceded in death by his mother Anita Melita. Robert is survived by his daughter
Jordan Merryman and her husband Jack, his unborn granddaughter Emerson, due December
2024, his son Tyler LeMoullec and fiancée Samanta and his grandson Tyler Jr., his son Nicholas
LeMoullec, his longtime companion Jeannie Marie, his father Bob LeMoullec and wife Eti, his
sister Aimee LeMoullec and his niece and nephew Corinne and Vincent De Vito, his brother and
sister Erik and Gabrielle LeMoullec, as well as several other nieces and nephews. All whom he
loved dearly.
In lieu of flowers, Robert’s children kindly request donations to be made in his honor to Fresh
Brewed Coffee House in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. A non-profit, faith-based coffee house in
downtown Myrtle Beach where Robert often loved to spend his free time. Fresh Brewed Coffee
House has a mission to provide a temporary safe place for people through hope, grace, and love.
They also support people experiencing housing, food, and healthcare insecurity. The coffee
house accepts donations of food, clothing, and hygiene items and distributes them to people in
need. The Fresh Brewed Coffee House is a shared public space close to the beach that truly
changes the lives of people in the area.
Jordan, Tyler, and Nicholas appreciate your sympathy and support during this difficult time.
Cremation Services Direct (843-651-1194) of Myrtle beach is assisting the family with the arrangements.