EDWIN ROBBINS

Dr. Robbins had a huge impact on my life. I still call him "Gandalf" when referencing him today and the influences he had! I know how much he absolutely adored his family & that he will be so terribly missed. May his memory be a blessing to his family, as it will be for me.

We were saddened to learn belatedly of Ed's passing. Ed was, chronologically, my teacher, my colleague and, most importantly, my friend. He worked closely with Dr. Marvin Stern who mentored me. I often had the honor of covering his patients when he was away. He always saved a seat for me next to him at the Medical Center Board of Governors dinners because I usually arrived later than him after seeing patients. When he was honored by our Alumni Association, he allowed me the honor of...

helped a lot of people I knew he was going to live long. Rest well my good honest one!

Dr. Robbins was my best friend. He taught me a lot and he was so quick witted. We chatted every week. I am so sorry for the family´s loss.

Dear Hallie, Russell and Family, My sincere sympathies on the passing of your dear father, Ed. If I did not already believe in communication from our loved ones when they pass this earth, today I am truly certain of it. I met your mother and father in August 2008 when we all attended The Oxford Round Table at Oxford University, Oxford England. We were Guest Lecturers and participated in the session on Women´s Leadership in Politics and the Professions. It was a delightful and vibrant...