Clayton Golden Robinson

The classmates of Alfred David, his uncle, are thinking of him, and send their support to him at this difficult time for the family, 1963 Graduating Class, AN McCallum.High School, Austin, Texas

I went to high school with his uncle, Alfred, l am so sorry for your loss, know you are in my thoughts, in my heart and in my prayers at this difficult time for your family. Mike Harris

Clayton, C-Rob, Claytie - He went by many names and was such a big part of people´s lives, including mine. He was an athlete and a scholar. We grew up together and became friends in high school, where we took advanced English courses together and I found in him a clever and funny wordsmith, a friend who could banter intelligently and still crack a good joke. He stayed that way. Clayton was serious about his path, but oh so lighthearted, fun, optimistic and deeply devoted to his relationship with God. The guy could find a silver lining anywhere! He loved his Aggies, especially Aggie Baseball, The Chicken, his Aggie Ring, being with friends, he loved dancing at Whiskey River in Houston - he was the life of the party. He was a hard worker and helped a lot of people in their careers during his ascent as an HR leader. We had many inside jokes, he played pranks on me as a kid and in college, and I´ll never forget him - ever. I know as a believer that Clayton is in the arms of our Father in Heaven. My prayers now are for his family, his parents, brother Will and sister in law and their kids who lost a wonderful uncle, his beautiful wife and their three children, his childhood friends and the many friends made along the way who are no doubt missing him terribly. I will remember him with love for the rest of my life. Thank you, God, for Clayton Golden Robinson.

Cyndy, I remember when two darling boys walked you down the aisle and gave you to my Cousin Steve. From that time on you and your boys became our family. I loved Clayton's curly hair, his big infectious smile and his loving nature. Grieving is a sign of deep love so please remember I am here for you always and love you, Steve, I pray for you also because you helped to shape Clayton's thoughts and life.

When we first met we got along well he always checked up on me

When I think of when I came to know Clayton, as a child, when Steve and Cyndy were marrying and settling in, I think about what what a fun kid-playing hard-mischievous-loving life-wirey haired nearly wild-laughing and smiling always. This family is so blessed to have had him and now the legacy he has left behind. The values he grew up with and all the live his family gave him, he returned in his love and personality. No doubt God needed another Angel. I pray he and God will continue to watch over his family and have peace in knowing how well he lived. All my love, Lisa Allen

Returning to a routine life will be hard. Life is never routine but this is different. It will get better. I assure you. It will never be the same but it will get better. You know I can sympathize, empathize with you. But what matters is you have a lot of support from friends and family. You know we all love you and feel for you and your family. My closest friends and family told me it was God´s plan when my daughter died. But it´s still hard to believe when your kid goes before you. I pray for you and all of your family.

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.

Thoughts and Prayers to all the Families -It is not goodbye it is till we all meet again - Clayton May You Rest in Peace

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