Birth date: Mar 3, 1925 Death date: Jun 21, 2016
Rex R. Robinson, Jr., 91, of Wildwood passed away Tuesday. June 21, 2016. Mr. Robinson was born March 3, 1925 in Alachua to Rex and Margaret (Caswell) Robinson. He has lived in this area all his life. Rex was a U.S. Navy and Army Read Obituary
Dear Robinson Family,
I wanted to give your family my condolences. I hate that our enemy death has taken Mr. Robinson .I am so very sorry for your loss. I hope you have peace and receive the comfort only God can provide. I have found to be soothing Isaiah 25:8 reads: “He will swallow up (or do away with) death forever....”. That verse reminds me soon the ones we love will never leave us. My deepest sympathy.
Winter
My sincere condolences go out to the family, a part of my family that I will always Love and Cherish. It seems as though time passes by way too fast and our loved ones do as well. I will miss him greatly and will never forget his love of catching "stumpnockers" in Jones Creek to his love of gardening. He was a stern but gentle man and I will never forget him. My Love and hugs go out to the family of my Uncle Rex! I am so sorry for missing his service as I was not aware until this morning. My love and sympathy goes out to Marena, Rex, Raine, Kelly and Frances as I know this is difficult but your strength and character will pull you through! My Love to you all. Joel Merritt
First My deepest condolences to the family members and I'm so sorry that I missed the funeral. Just learned today on Facebook that Mr. Robinson had passed. I can say I had the honor of working with him a few times on the railroad in Wildwood yard.
I loved Uncle Rex. Loved the way he always called us sugar like my Daddy, his brother. We had fun visiting him and listening to his stories, especially about fishing. He could really get fired up on the subject of politics and anything city hall did. He knew a lot about gardening and had a really sweet grape orchard (muscadine), the best I ever had. He was a really good man, a wonderful provider and really loved his family. I shall miss him. I will really miss looking at his hands. They were strong handsome hands. So long, Uncle Rex. Say hello to everyone in heaven. You were truly loved...love, Ragan
Dear Rex and Family,
I am so very sorry for the loss of your Dad. My Pa always spoke so very highly of him and loved to work with him on the Railroad. The few time I met him, I knew he was an honorable man. May God grant y'all Peace.
Dennis Clark
Houtzdale, PA
I’m so sorry for your loss.
I know nothing can be said to help lessen the pain, just know that your Dad saw another Father’s Day and that he is now with family members he hasn’t seen in a long time, and that you’ll see him again.
