Mr. Robin Roberts

My condolences to the family.

My condolences to the family
May the God of Comfort, continue to comfort the family.

Rest Robin, until you hear at dawn,
the low, clear reveille of God.

Thank you for your service to this nation.

May the family's and friends finds comfort and peace during this time of grief from Matthew 5:4. My deepest sympathies!

Mr. Roberts and I were members of the same church in Florida. He was a very nice man. I sad that he gone.

I know that, at this terrible time, it seems like the light has gone from your world. Remember, though, that God promises that "joy commeth in the morning." This long night of tragedy will pass - the whole country is praying for you.

I spent summers on our farm on the Delaware River in northwest New Jersey and we had a little black and white TV. I could turn the TV antenna, which was attached to a tree, to the south and pick up the Phillies games, a good relief from only watching Yankees games. I particularly enjoyed watching Robin Roberts pitch, (and always hoped the Phllies would bat out, so he could take the mound again). His concentration and resolve somehow could be detected through the scratchy images on the...

Growing up in Philadelphia in the 50s and 60s, Robin Roberts was my favorite player. I was disappointed when he was traded. In the early '60s I wrote to him and asked for his autograph; he sent me a signed photo. I have remained a fan all of my life. RIP.

I have followed Robin's career from the time I could turn on the radio! He was a true professional in every sense of the word. A GREAT pitcher and a wonderful human being. I had the opportunity to fulfill a dream many years ago, when he signed a baseball for me. It will be forever a treasure to me. I almost named my first son after him. He will be missed. My sympathies to the family and they should know his legacy will live on and on and on! God Bless,