Hug your wife and kids, that's an under statement. He is missed deeply to us who have met him.

 

I think I have my numbers straight, and if so:

Remembering Robin's birthday today, February 18th.

He would have been 67 years old today.

Still miss your posts, Brother!

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Time goes by way to quick... Robin you are missed by myself and JL...

 

There isnt a day that goes by that I dont think about Robin. Still have his number saved in my phone, and stumble across it every now and agian while scrolling thru my contacts. Been going thru alot personally, and miss my friend dearly for always being there to talk to about anything....Happy birthday Robin miss you dear friend!!! I remember taking amd showing him this pic and him saying at least you got my best side. He was trying to replace that tube that goes to the right exhausf manifold on my pickup. Forgot what its called.....dont flame me to bad

 

Exhaust Backpressure Sensor Tube
Must be the onset of CRS kicking in. lol

 

Today is Purple Heart Day, hence my avatar change, for this day only.

Of all the guys I've known with them, Robin was the very best of them. His willingness to help set an example here at FTE for all of us to follow.

He is still missed to this day by those of us who knew him, and he lives on, if only in our memories.

For those of you that never knew him, you missed a helluva man, taken before his time.

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Aint that the truth.

My dad was a well decorated veteran after serving 24 years in the US Army, but one of the medals he never got was a purple heart.

Needless to say, he was ok with that.

Stewart

 

One of my many regrets in life...We (Robin and I) spoke a number of times about visiting with Robin. "Next time south, next time south." Years go by...then he was gone ! I kick myself regularly over this.

 

A great day, to post of a helluva man, he will live here forever for us how new him. Goes to show how somebody who helped many can be remembered for ever.

 

Robin is truely missed and after many talks him & I had in where he was helping me though a problems. We got on the subject of his service to our country. I had thanked him for his service and had told him that I was in the Navy. Not only did he have a Purple Heart but he had been bestowed other medals too. I don't remember what it was that he received but he down played it like it was nothing. He was a good and humble man that lived his life doing for others and never taking credit for his good deeds.
God bless ya Brother

 

After posting last night about Robin, I wake up this morning to a PM from George about Steve.

Damn, another taken too soon............

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Definately miss you bud........

 

Two years now.

You are still remembered, my friend.

Stewart

 

^^^^ yes he is. I was reading his past posts about hubs not working and what not just this past weekend.

 

Yea.....it hit home last night when Clay changed Riffraff's facebook page to Robin's truck. RIP brother. You were one in a million *cheers*