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William A. Robinson Jr.

Easley, South Carolina

Jul 7, 1925 – Apr 9, 2019 (Age 93)

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BORN
July 7, 1925
DIED
April 9, 2019
AGE
93
LOCATION
Easley, South Carolina
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William A. Robinson, Jr.Easley - William A. Robinson Jr. died peacefully at home in Easley, S. C. on 9 April 2019. He was 93 years old. Bill was born in Easley in 1925, the son of the late W. A. "Alex" Robinson and Mary Burgess Robinson. He married Mary Elizabeth Black of Greenville in April of...

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I was very blessed to have gotten to know
Bill on an Honor Flight Upstate trip to Washington , DC.
I was a guardian on Honor Flight and Bill was a WWII veteran.
Honor Flight takes our WWII
Heroes to Washington to see their WWII Memorial and much more.
Bill had a grand day !
I was always happy to see him from time to time since that trip.
My thoughts and prayers to Alan and Jeanne
and all the family of this great gentleman.
Bett White

Bill Robinson was an accomplished gentleman from a family of accomplished gentlemen.

So sorry to learn of Bill's passing. I have such fond memories working for him while I was in high school and then several years post graduation. Having a mentor like he and the Law Firm was a great start to my work career. I know he will be greatly missed by those who knew and loved him. Our prayers for your family and friends.

Dear cousins, Art and I send love and prayers to you all. I have so many great memories of our families and am happy we shared a long lunch a couple of years ago. Bill was a great guy. So full of the good things of life. With love Mary Wyche.

Dear Mary,
My heart is heavy as I have just read Bill's obituary. What a full, determined, and superlative life! Please know that you and all your sweet family are in my thoughts and prayers. Sending love now and in the days to come!
Stella

My condolences to the family. Mr. Bill was always available to guide the employees on work related matters of USDA-FmHA (now Rural Development). He never forgot a face and continued to acknowledge us prior employees upon meetings.

I can't imagine the sadness you must be feeling, Kandy and I are thinking of your family praying for Peace to bring you comfort, Hope in the midst of sorrow, and Loving Memories of Bill to bring you courage in facing the days ahead. Our prayer is may the Love of those around you during this time help you through the day ahead.

So sorry to hear of his death. Being only slightly younger than Bill I have known him for many years growing up in Easley and also in Sigma Chi at USC.
For many years we met with other friends for lunch monthly at City Range in Greenville.
My best to Mary

We would like to express our sincere condolences to you and your family. Kirsten & Phil Leonelli