Craig L. Robinson

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Craig was an awesome person so friendly and helpfull always treated everyone with the most respect a man or woman could ever see.. Craig is the type of guy who likes to keep positive energy in a work place.. He will be missed greatly..gonna miss how we comes to KFC to get a mashbowl he had the hook up..R.I.P craig your an awesome guy.

To the Robinson Family, I offer my sincere thoughts and prayers on Craigs passing. I always thought he was one the best running backs to play football at Steel-High. We were childhood friends and shsred many goodtimes growing up. He will be sadly missed.
Albert J House

To The Robinson and Green Family,

Sorry to hear the news that Craig has passed on. We will always have fond memories of Craig starting from our upbringing on Ridge Street. He was a good person; and always made us laugh. He had a giving heart; and always helping others and never asking for anything in return. Our beautiful cousin how time has passed. We Love you Forever..sorry to have lost contact with the family over the years. Continue to Love and Take Care of Each...

To the Robinson family & Kathi; So sorry to hear of Craigs passing. May your fond memories of the good times you shared comfort you in the days ahead. May God continue to bless the entire Robinson family & all of those whom lives he touched in a special way. Kathi stay strong this is what he would want for you. Zipporah God bless you for being there to care for him till the end, Grandmom Geneva is smiling down on you !

Sincerely Robin Hall (aka) Cricket

To the Famiy,

I am saddened to learn of Craig's passing. Craig was a friend since grade school. I have a lot of fond memories of Craig. You have my deepest sympathy. May God comfort you in your time of sorrow.

Rest in peace Craig.

To the family

Ive known Craig for a lot of years living here in
Steelton. He was a wonderful person, friend, football player back in school days, a person you could confide in. Sometimes I still think about the good times we all had together. Always wanting to help people, never wanting any pay. Just know dear family that he has touched the lives of many people. His life was well lived. Celebrate his going home to God. With my deepest sympathy.

Wanda Chatman...

To the Robinson Family,
Craig was a close friend of mine, way back, when we met in 6th grade, and really became friends when the family moved to Ridge Street. He always would help you anyway he could. Jimmy be strong and I will always remember Craig and your family. God Bless