Arthur James Robinson

We stopped at the stand several times on our way in and out of Fl. Mr Robinson was wonderful and impressed us with what a nice person he was. The last trip we couldn't find the stand so went online to see why. We are very sorry and offer our sincerest condolences. We will miss Mr Robinson and his wonderful honey, candied pecans and mayhaw jelly.

Dear Robinson Family,
We want to express our sincerest condolences to you. We first met Arthur about 8 years ago on one of our many drives up to FSU. We bought a bag of his toasted pecans and we were hooked! We'd call him ahead of our visits to place our order and he'd always have them ready for us. We've shared them with family and friends and have even given them as gifts. On one visit, I didn't have enough cash for a jar of honey and he insisted I take it and trusted I would pay him on my next visit. He even gave us a little of his amazing brittle for our drives home!
We were so incredibly saddened to hear about his passing. We truly looked forward to stopping and chatting with him. He was just the sweetest man and we know he will be sorely missed.

Very sincerely,
Teresa and Rip Weachter
Tampa

Dear Robinson Family,
We want to express our sincerest condolences to you. We first met Arthur about 8 years ago on one of our many drives to FSU. We bought a bag of his toasted pecans and we were hooked! We’d call him ahead of our visits to place our order and he’d always have them ready for us. We’ve shared them with family and friends and have even given them as gifts. On one visit, I didn’t have enough cash for a jar of honey and he insisted I take it and trusted I’d pay him on my next visit. And he always gave us a little of his amazing brittle for the drive home!
We were so incredibly saddened to hear about his passing. We truly looked forward to stopping and chatting with him. He was just the sweetest man and we know he will be sorely missed.
Teresa and Rip Weachter
Tampa

Dear Robinson Family,
We want to express our sincerest condolences to you. We first met Arthur about 8 years ago on one of our many drives to FSU. We bought a bag of his toasted pecans and we were hooked! We’d call him ahead of our visits to place our order and he’d always have them ready for us. We’ve shared them with family and friends and have even given them as gifts. On one visit, I didn’t have enough cash for a jar of honey and he insisted I take it and trusted I’d pay him on my next visit. And he always gave us a little of his amazing brittle for the drive home!
We were so incredibly saddened to hear about his passing. We truly looked forward to stopping and chatting with him. He was just the sweetest man and we know he will be sorely missed.
Teresa and Rip Weachter
Tampa

The heart is never ready and the time is never right! We must love-love-love-love all the days of our life! I'm going to miss you -especially, the telephone calls. Always with love, your sister Becky!

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

My condolences to the Robinson family. Author James and I were classmates. I have fond memories of him when we were in high school. When I come home I will miss visiting his pecan stand and reminiscing about our high school days. Prayers for the family. ( Howard Academy class of 68")

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Doug, As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

We will miss your dearly Uncle Art, you were a man who loved his family, if you can help in any way you was right there. We, Donnell, Debbie, Montrell we will miss you. You can rest in the loving arms of your Lord Jesus Christ. We will forever love ya!

Take your rest brother Art

May God Bless the family with his devine love, grace and mercy in the days ahead.

ART WAS A GOOD FRIEND AND NEIGHBOR; SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT HIS DEATH........LOVE, CARL AND SUZANNE NELSON

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.