William O. Robertson

I cannot believe that he has been gone that long. I still see and feel his presence. As I approach the autumn of my years, I do think of his guidance often.

Despite his death, his presnece will endure for generations to come. I miss you Robbie!

One day Dr. Robertson came into the Clinical Training Unit of the CDMRC and placed about 10 medications in to the palm of my hand and told me to match them up in the PDR. He was timing my search which took far too long and he said, "see we need a central center for identifying medications" thus the birth of Poison Control Center took place. He was a gentleman, always wearing a bow tie and so nice to all of the staff. My thoughts and prayers to his family during the loss of such a fine man...

Dr. Robertson, or "Bill" as we knew him, was a gentleman with whom we were privileged to have worked. Our caregivers enjoyed assisting him and valued their time with him. Thank you Kathy Robertson for being such a wonderful contact and for the sensibility and kindness you shared with all of us. Thank you for the privilege of caring for Bill at this time of his life. Our thoughts and condolences are with all of the Robertson children. Sincerely, The Staff of A Helping Hand Homecare, Seattle