Richard Robinson

A legacy of wit, intellect and devotion are the gifts that Dick Robinson leaves to those of us who knew and grew with him.
A staunch defender of the law, and environment. Especially the prolonged battle to rid Kachemak Bay (Homer) from threatening oil development. He would not rest until 3 major oil companies and the State of Alaska withdrew all leases and rigs. Dick help us to understand the legal points and existing laws that governed our sacred waters.
Dick was our cornerstone and...

Dad, you'll continue to inspire me with your life well lived. I will mIss your bright eyes and sweet smile.

I was lucky to have you as my father. When the roll is called up yonder, you'll be there.

Dick was a great guy and did a lot for Homer and other residents of Alaska who shared a love for Kachemak Bay. When the state sold oil leases for the bay late in 1973 without even a proper public notice or hearing Dick formed a group called "Citizens for a Better Community" whose main purpose was to help fight these leases. This was the first organized citizen effort which eventually led to the buy-back of the leases in 1976. Thank you for this Dick and Ann. A life well lived and will always...