Bryan Lee Robison

Hi Bryan's family. You may not recognize me, I am Glen Fischer's sister, Denise. I babysat for you guys and remember watching the guys in many a baseball game in the day. And a great ball player Bryan was! I was so stunned at the news of Bryan's early passing. I always remember him with a smile on his face and a cute mop of curly hair. Was he a bit impish in general or did he just love teasing you Angie (I won't bring up the smartypants nickname he had for you as a kid). Last time I saw...

Great service for a great man. I met Bryan at Whittier and the continued school with him at Hunt and Wilson. One of my best memories of him was at a Hunt junior high basket ball game when I asked him before the game to shoot a basket for me and at the end of the game he found me and said "did you see that basket I made for you?" I was able to reconnect with him on Facebook and even met up with him at a local bar in Tacoma and caught up with him. He was always so kind and am glad all...

Bryan had a beautiful soul and a beautiful smile, a kind warm man with a heart of gold. He will be missed by his family. Let the memories of Bryan bring warmth, peace and a smile to his family and friends.

I have many fond memories of Bryan from playing baseball with him in high school, to him coming out to watch me play softball about 12 years ago, to hanging out with him at our 30th high school reunion. Bryan was one of nicest guy I have ever met and was always smiling and happy. Such a great guy! He had a gentle but amazing soul that resonated from him every time I saw him. RIP BR, you will be missed but God needed you more in heaven than in earth.

For Bruce, friend and bandmate: So sorry to hear of your tragic loss. Though I am on the other side of the world, we are burning incense in honor of Bryan and your family this evening. In fact, you should be sensing the sweet ness in the air right about now. My deepest thoughts are with you. Your mate, Bill Wager