Denis M. Robison D.D.S.

As a six year old boy he was my first hero. My next door neighbor was a All-state basketball and baseball player and received a scholarship to Michigan. He is the reason I am a Michigan fan today. I will treasure the picture of he and I when I was about 4 years old holding a fish he caught and I will also remember him taking me for a very fast ride in his Corvette! RIP Denny.

We were shocked to hear about Denny's passing.. We are sending our deepest condolences. He was a good friend and a decent neighbor.

We were shocked to hear about Denny's death. We are sending our deepest condolences to your family. He was a Good Friend and a decent neighbor..

I and my family were Denny's patients from the day he joined Dr. Kerr to the day he retired. He was a great guy. He made it fun to go to the dentist and made everybody feel he was a close friend. We miss him. My sincere condolences. Ed Nickel.

To the Robison Family We are sorry to hear of Dr's passing. We lived down the street and around the corner for many years. My first memory of your family was at Tball- where our boys were learning to swing the bat. Next we saw Todd quite a bit at our house, and Dr R sometimes took all the boys on some outing. In later years I helped two elderly sisters who were patients of Dr R. I took them in to see him one time at his office and I could see that they were quite taken with him. He...

My condolences to the Family-
Dr Robison was my dentist and my mom also worked for him for awhile. He was a great dentist and I did get a kick out of his stories. He had a dynamic personality. I’m so sorry for your loss.

Denny was my excellent dentist, 1979 until he retired. He had a wry sense of humor and wonderful pictures of barns on his wall. One morning he closed his office to all patients but me to install a five-part bridge, even though he was in pain from a hand injury the night before. He talked about Mollie as the most fascinating person in the world. My sincere sympathy for your loss and all of ours.

I am so sorry for your loss of your Dad, grandpa, and husband. I recall the boys and Bob having fun together on their tricycles when you lived on Prairie 50 years ago.