Victor Robisch

My brother Clair was extraordinary. He was a great mentor, a real gentleman, and a loving brother. He was a role model showing family love and community service. I miss him dearly, he is in my thoughts often. We have many good memories to share. Love You Bro, Dan

Dearest Patti and your beautiful girls and their families,

I am so sorry to hear of Dr Robisch's passing. I just heard yesterday from one of my classmates and realized that his service was on Tuesday and I had missed it. What a wonderful man and excellent boss. How crazy was he to reach out to a 16yr old and offer her a job after only one year in his dental practice?!! What a wonderful opportunity and one that I appreciated beyond words as I worked with him for 5 years before going to Seattle and taking his expert training to another dental practice for 20yrs. I am so sorry for your huge loss. I never really felt like I thanked him enough whenever I saw him through the years. He was a very special man. Heaven received the sweetest and kindest angel. My sincere condolences to you Patti and your entire family. Dr Robisch has a beautiful legacy. My love and Aloha, Bev

My brother, Clair, was a great family man, friend, dentist and support for everyone he knew and a great brother. When teaching me to golf, he had a lot of patience which helped me appreciate the game and have some ability to golf with him and my siblings. He helped me through some difficult times and always celebrated the good times. Memories of him will last forever. Most of all, I feel very lucky to have a brother of his caliber and high standards. Thank you

Dear Patti,
So sorry to hear of Vic's passing. Have so many good memories of going through Prep and two years with him at Gonzaga U. Saw him last at the Prep 60th in 2015. Was hoping to see him at the Prep reunion coming up this August 5-6th.
Our prayers are with you and the family at this very difficult time.
With love.
Dick "55" and Connie Rosler

Thank you for your service to our country. Rest In Peace.

I enjoyed meeting you and caring for you at Dr. Campbells office. RIP Vic.