HARRY W. ROBINSON

Dear Andrea,
I am so sorry to hear about the death of your father and hope that you as well as you can be considering your loss. It was good to get to know him better by reading his obituary. I don't know if you remember me from Needham High School - Sandy Dow, now Sabra Dow. Your parents were very good to me I am alive and well in Newburyport. Please give my best to your cousin David - he was also very good to me. Take good care,
Sabra

We will truly Harry's calls that the tea pot was ready and our long talks and the many discussions. He was the best neighbor. I will always remember him as an Officer and a Gentleman. Bye bye Harry. Keith and Kathy Haley

Harry was a dear neighbor and a friend. He and Clemy always offered us food and drinks, always asked after our stories, and always offered some amazing stories of his own. He was quite talented in connecting with people, and was such a caring man. He will definitely be missed.

Andrea,
I enjoyed getting to know your Dad when he was on the Board of the Little Compton Nursing Association. He was always very kind to me. Thinking of you and keeping you in my prayers.
Catherine and Susan Snell

My condolences. Harry hired me to stain his deck and do some other house painting in the early 1990s. It was during a very hot stretch and he kindly brought out some cool refreshments (tea or lemonade?) and showed me some of his photos. What a long, full life he lived. Best wishes.

Sending sympathy and prayers
So happy to have known Harry, and I will always admire his gentle caring way. Love, Lisa and family

Andrea, Joan and Hal,

We bought our Chace Point home in 2005, and Harry was the first person we met. He was such a gentle man. We have memories of him taking his daily walk by our home. We are sorry for your loss but you should feel good that he had such a great life.

Dear Joan and Hal, I have wonderful memories of Joan's mom and dad and know they are together again. So sorry for your loss.