Reginald Robinson

My first tickets to watch the Kansas Hayhawks at Allen Fieldhouse were from Reggie. Such a kind heart. He left a mark on me.

Just a beautiful soul, a wonderful humble person. His legacy will live on.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. I don't remember how we met in high school but Reggie and I became close friends. We hung out alot in school and I remember we use to talk about everything. I knew he would be something special. He had that it only special people have in them. We may not talked much after high school. But the strong friendship or love was always there. Heck our birthdays are two days apart. Everyone in our class looked up to and...

Dear Clare,
I am so saddened and sorry for the loss of your father, Reggie. My thoughts, prayers and sympathies are with you and your family.

Reggie was my Neighbor growing up in Salina, KS. He was a year older than me and was in my brother Jeff's class of 75 at Salina South.

Reggie was Incredibly Genuine Nice Human Being and Class Act.
The entire Robinson family was a Joy to have grown up around..we had a great neighborhood and the Robinson family was a huge reason why.

My thoughts and prayers go out to Reggie's family

John P. Norton

Reggie was my favorite professor at KU Law School. He was also an amazing mentor. We had stayed in touch over the years but less so since I moved out of state. His positive attitude and devotion to KU and the State of Kansas was inspiring. What a devastating loss for the community.

Clare, really sorry to hear the loss of your dad. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Lots of hugs and prayers for you and your family.