Robert-Chubon-Obituary

Robert A. Chubon

Columbia, South Carolina

1937 - 2022

About

LOCATION
Columbia, South Carolina

Obituary

Send Flowers

Robert A. Chubon November 22, 1937 - April 29, 2022 Columbia, South Carolina - Robert A. Chubon, 84, passed away peacefully at his house April 29, 2022. Born in Bradford, PA, he was the son of Peter and Amelia Chubon. He sustained a cervical spinal cord injury on a trampoline in a high school...

Read More

Guest Book

Not sure what to say?

Dr. Chubon was just a remarkable man. I was his graduate assistant.

Dr. Chubon, you were so loved by your students at USC.

I discovered Bob via his work on designing a keyboard layout that is more efficient than the standard one when typing with only a finger or mouse. I have a disability that caused me to lose the ability to type on a physical keyboard. Some time around 2009, I started using an onscreen keyboard for Mac called KeyStrokes. It had a keyboard layout called "Chubon." Curious, I gave it a try. I ended up using it permanently, becoming a big fan and recreating variants of it on various apps and...

I was one of Dr. Chubon's rehabilitation counseling students in the 1980's. He pushed us to be our best. What an awesome professor he was!

he was somebody that signified the courage to obtain his ideals of his life ambitions.

Jim and I love you, Sandy. You and Bob are the most wonderful couple we've ever met. Today our hearts are filled with you. The two of you have enriched our lives. Memories of the four of us touring "On Wings Like a Paper Crane" are among our fondest. Thank you both for ALL the wonderful memories. And for the Life-lessons you taught us, and for your acceptance and your love. Ceille and Jim

I am also a graduate of the Rehab Counseling program at USC, where Dr. Chubon was one of my favorite professors. He taught us a great deal about living with a disability, and prepared us to be better counselors, with much more than a textbook. His dry sense of humor, mixed with his incredible intelligence, made all of his classes enjoyable, and something to look forward to. His contributions the the program are surely missed. I'm thankful to been one of his students, and my thoughts and...

I am so sorry to read of the death of Dr. Chubon. I was one of his students in the M.Ed. program at USC many years ago. He was an incredibly brilliant and resilient man, and an excellent instructor. He will be remembered with much respect and appreciation for his lasting contributions, and for a life well lived in spite of adversity.