John Robison

Uncle John was a very caring man. He always helped our family in any way possible with no complaints. Truly we have lost a dear family member. May he rest in peace and may the Robison family rest assured that he is now home where there are no physical ailments. My deepest sympathy goes out to his family and friends.

Christi and John, You had a wonderful relationship with your "dad." Through the both of you, I know he enjoyed his road trips to GR. Christi, he was so proud of the lady you grew into... although you were always his little girl. He never stopped teaching you, and you never stopped listening, whether it was working under the hood of a car, or offering you advise... he never stopped being your daddy. I know this because I've been in your lives for a long time, and saw the love shine through. He was such a nice man and he will be greatly missed. When someone dies, an angel is there to meet them at the gates of Heaven to let them know that their life has just begun. Very sorry for your loss my dear friends. Mary Ellen and Joe Freyre

To all the family of John Robison: I remember your Dad with fond memories, he had a wonderful laugh and was always willing to help. Your Father shared his wonderful spirit with many of the families from St. Joe's Community. Thanks for sharing your Father with all of us. God Bless you at this time. You are all in our prayers. Larry and Christina Anaya Gayton

In talking with him, he always showed concern for others and he really appreciated Mexican-American culture. John Dinse and Laura Gonzales

I knew John for many years. He was always jolly and forever lending a helping hand to someone; be it car repairs, a few dollars or a shoulder to cry on. He will be sorely missed by many. Pat Schumacher, Indianapolis, Indiana