Leonard B. Robinson

because we connected over shared interests and chatted on Facebook, which I truly miss. He was kind enough to plan a surprise in the mail, but sadly, I never received it due to his passing. Despite never meeting in person, he made a lasting impact on my life and many others. His kindness and positivity touched not only the children he visited but also the parents who cherished those moments for the children that passed. Even in his absence, his legacy lives on. We were all better because we...

This photo of Lenny B. Robinson was taken on August 16, 2015, in the Flatwoods, WV Walmart parking lot. Photo timestamp: 6:10 p.m., only a few hours before the accident on I-70. Lenny took time to answer questions and show features of his batmobile to onlookers.

This is how it happened. This is how the Batman died.

"Thank you, Lenny. For everything."

Leonard,
In your face...I saw the Face of God...Merciful, Empathetic with Action and pure Love.
Yes, Everyone, as a retired teacher of severely impaired students, I will testify the truth: You have two choices in life #1 Create in Love #2 Destroy in Hate.
The funny thing is that Hate can't destroy Hate. Only Love can do that. Leonard was LOVE INCARNATE! To his timeless Spirit, I ask for his continual encouragement in endeavoring to be loving in everything I do. I know you are...

A man who without expecting anything in return, invested his effort, his time and money ... only to return happiness to children who were going through difficult times ... Lenny, although you left more than two years ago, your legacy will always live in our memories. Rest in peace Real life heroe!

Two years ago a Hero to many tragically lost his life doing what he loved - caring for others less fortunate. RIP Lenny

Thank you.

RIP Lenny and Adam