Glen P. Robinson

Dear Jan, GlenIII,Horace, Helena, Lewis and Forest. It is with a heavy heart that I write to express my sympathy and sense of loss of my close friend and business associate for over 60 years. Glen was respected by many businesss associates and by folks he met and worked with in the city, state and nation. All were warmed and helped by his broad business, technical and community leadership competence. I was blessed to be the recipient of his close friendshhip and mutual respect and support for several decades, with seldom even a slight strain or break in our friendship and mutual respect and support. This has been one of the strongest, warmest and most enduring relationship of the 93 years of my life. Please know of my feeling of loss; yet also my love and appreciation for my many years with Glen and the Robinson family. Let's keep in touch and cherish our fond memories of a great guy. We will miss him. I regret that my immobililty prevents me from being with you at his service today. Lucretia and my children, Lee and Laura join me in sending our sympathy. Cordially, Bill Davenport