Kenneth P. Robinson, Jr.

I just learned of Kenny’s passing. He was my best friend. We met at the YMCA’s Camp Half Moon one summer. We were instant friends. We attended two summers. I always regarded him the best friend I ever had. Although we weren’t in each other lives after that except for a couple visits, we were both aware of our unspoken bond. He was the nicest and kindest fun person I’ve ever known. Friends forever, See you soon Ken.
Joe King.

I sure miss delivering supplies to Acme Glass in Auburn. I always loved seeing Kenny with his positive attitude. Also seeing his wonderful family that were there helping out. I hope everyone is doing well!

One year later and there are still no words. We miss your laugh and how you bring everyone together. I consider you family forever and will watch over the clan. Rest In Peace

Kenny and I both grew up in Auburn. Worked at the Mobil North Elm together. Went to countless concerts together including The Beach Boys, and Sting.

I will never forget the laughter and tears we shared as we went through the drama as teens and early twenties.

Rest In Peace my friend I will never forget you.

Love,

Bern

We're so sorry to hear of Ken's passing.
Ken was my favorite Dad to see down at the softball tournaments. Such a nice guy!
Although Faith was the reason you were all there, I remember Ken getting Liam ready for his turn in the limelight.

It was always fun to see you, Jen with all the kids, that weren't Faith, enjoying the weekend, as well. We used to talk about what a beautiful family you both created. We have video of Faith pitching to Dayna on a couple of different...

Donna and Ken,
Thinking of you at this sad and difficult time.

While we did not know Kenny, our thoughts and prayers will remember him, as well as his Mom and Dad, Ken and Donna, as the loss of their beloved son is mourned by all who share grief with this wonderful family.
Don and Mary Anderson
Marco Island, Florida

Sorry for loss. I knew Kenny from Acme Glass and also I am part of the LAOH.