Kevin G. Robinson Jr.

You are never far from my thoughts and often wonder what might have been. Your voice and face are bright and clear in my mind but I miss not seeing you. It is hard to grasp that you have been gone for 15 years yet it seems like yesterday. Your family soldiers on but your memory burns bright. It is hard to express how much we loved you.

It seems impossible that you have not been with us for 14 years. My memory of that night, walking to the OR with the staff for the organ donation, is forever implanted in my memory. They took you through that OR door and left me alone in corridor at around 3 am. I was completely alone watching my first born who had been declared brain dead taken away from me for the last time. I´ve always wondered why I was left there to experience that alone. Jefferson finally called a cab service to drive...

Kevin, Time has slipped away but your memory has not. You are fondly remembered by all of your extended family in a loving and caring way. Mom, Julie and Laura miss you and love you as do I. I hope and pray your spirit is with the Lord. Until we meet again- Love Dad

Time has flown by but your memory has not been forgotten. Your mother , sisters and friends still remember you Kevin and your ability to connect with others. Rest In Peace and we will meet again one day. Dad

You are gone but never forgotten by all of us who loved you. You helped many people with your gift of life donation so you live on thru them. RIP until we meet again. Love Dad

Gone but not forgotten-we love you Kevin.

Today you would be 41 if you had not been taken from us too soon. Mom, Julie and Laura plus myself think about and remember you as a loving brother and son. My hope is you are resting in the hands of God and are at peace for eternity. Until we meet again some day,

Love,

Dad

Where has the time gone-10 years ago you left us and a day doesnt go by that I dont miss you and pray youre with Christ in heaven. Youre pictures are around me all the time- until me meet again Rest In Peace.
Love always
Dad