Reed Winslow Robinson

I remember watching Reed conduct the Lamar High School mixed chorus. He was a gifted natural comedian.

He was the best English teacher. Canterbury Tales - anyone who had him knows what I´m talking about!. Sold boats as a second job during those days.....Class of `75 Good man & great soul

Will never forget knowing Reed during our days at Johnston Junior High on Cleburne. I went on to San Jacinto and Reed proceeded to Lamar.

I remember Reed very fondly. I don't think anyone who went to Lamar High School between 1957 and 1960 would say that they don't remember him. He was amazing. He was outgoing. And he was what we called "a character." One of my fondest memories of Reed was when he directed the mixed chorus in "It's a Great Night for Singing." He stood on a bar stool to direct the chorus. Each time the "falling, falling in love" lyric was sung, he fell off the bar stool. His work with the March of Dimes was...

I was telling a co-worker about you today and how much fun you were as a teacher at Robert E. Lee, Houston. As I was searching to find information about you as Chester Charge of the Astros, I saw where you passed. Thank you for all the memories and being a great teacher.

Valerie Cooper Sisk, Class of 1982

Well Reed, we met in the 70's. I was selling boats on westpark and you were the parts dept. again in the early 80's on University , you ambled in for a haircut, for the next 7-8 yrs and then you were gone. I'll see you again soon i'm sure....

Absolutely the best English teacher ! I am a teacher now and I' m sure it's because of him ! Class of 85

Well what a friend, helper man, talented English teacher, story telling buddie, fisherman, swimmer/diver/showman, traveler and always ' up ' with positive attitudes at all times. Heaven' been graced with ' one of God's best ! " John Asa Weldon, Lamar " Redskins " Class of 1959.

Miss you, Reed. Sorry I didn't get a chance to see you prior to your departure. I really, really enjoyed your company.. or me being yours.