Robert G. Hopkinson

Mr Hopkinson was my teacher at Hempfield in 1977. He instilled in me a love of History and was one of my favorite teachers ever. He gave me insight into how I leaned once and it changed me (for the better) and prepared me to be a much better student. I never ever forgot him and often thought of his kind words. My deepest sympathy to your family for your loss. He truly made a difference!

Mr Hopkinson was my teacher at Hempfield in 1977. He instilled in me a love of History and was one of my favorite teachers ever. He gave me insight into how I leaned once and it changed me (for the better) and prepared me to be a much better student. I never ever forgot him and often thought of his kind words. My deepest sympathy to your family for your loss. He truly made a difference and thought I would share.

So sorry for your loss great man I enjoyed student teaching under hoppy and became great friends over the years so helpful to get me started in teaching and life he will be missed by all who ever meet him Hoppy with everyone left a lasting impression

Helen

I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you.

Suzanne Levin Wolfson

Our deepest sympathy to Helen and the Hopkinson family. Bob was a true gentleman. His kindness and warmth was second to none. He was a true friend for many many years and we will miss him. Know that you are in our hearts and prayers. Rest In Peace dear friend.

Helen, you have our deepest sympathy. God Bless you and comfort you at this time.
Brad & Diane Thompson (WCS)

Our sympathy to you Mrs. Hopkinson and family.

I'm very sorry for your loss. I lived two houses from Bobby on the hill in Herminie No. 2 when I was young. He was one of my Driver's Ed teachers at summer school in 1967 (I think) at Hempfield. My dad was friends with his parents, Sam and Bessie, as well as his brother Leslie, both WWII veterans. Rest In Peace Bobby Hopkinson.