Robert Robichaud

Dear Robi- I thought of you and Alda as I put her handmade ornaments on the tree this year. And the plant that you gave me is still thriving. Blessings to you and your family.

So sorry to hear of Robi´s death. I am reading this while I am in Spain telling a friend about biking with him in Estes Park in early 90s. I am so sorry for his children. -Maryann Buehler

I met Robi during a wind project in 2012-2013. Although our time was limited, he made a great impression on me and gave me a memorable compliment that I've made sure to pass along to others when the situation arises - "I really like the way you work". I came to search his whereabouts to tell him this, when I found this memorial page. It saddens me that we lost touch, and I send my deepest condolences to those family and friends who were closest to Robi. I see from other messages that he was...

Robin and I are so very very sad to hear of the passing of our dear friend "Robi". He and I taught together in the 80's and maintained a friendship to this day. He and Mia came and spent some time with us this past October at our home in New Hampshire. The night of our marriage, he camped out in the front yard with our daughter. It is something she has very fond memories of. Rest in Peace Robi...... Don & Robin Weisburger

So sorry to hear of Robi's passing. He and I were new faculty together at NMH and I loved working with him, in fact, I was sad when he left NMH in 1992. We lost touch but happy to see pictures of his two children and his smiling face again. And funny how we named our sons the same name, as I have a Cooper, too. What a wonderful man. He will be missed by so many.

I am heartbroken but feel fortunate for his friendship. He was intelligent, athletic, adventurous and with a minimalists sensibility. Most importantly he was kind, wise, and loving. Robi made a difference on this planet and will be sorely missed.