Kenneth L. Robinson

My cousin we grew up together we played basketball and roller skating on Saturdays you will be missed Your heart soon will be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Your heart soon will be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

I meet Kenny when I played bass with the Black Widow Band, he was an excellent guitarist, one of the best I´ve seen. He had such a calm personality and an inviting spirit. He was the same person every time we played together.
I enjoyed playing with him and talking with him.
My condolences to the family.
God Bless

My cousin Kenny! He and my brother (Steven Borden) grew up best friends. Kenny was always at our house and would keep us laughing while telling his funny stories! He'd have us crying the way he told a story with all the funny animation! That was his way of bringing joy to others. Every Christmas he'd come to our house early in the morning with a gift for my mom and then he'd open his present from us and he'd stay all day playing with us and our toys. He was like my 5th brother my mother never had lol. I have a lifetime of memories with my cousin and he will be missed but this is not the end because his life has just begun in eternity and I'll see him again! Blessings!

Well where can I start kenny was a true friend,I remember when he would ask his mom to hold the car and take me and my brother out teaching us how to drive but the most important thing was he was one of the best father a kid could ever ask for he loved Terrell unconditionally. He wanted him to follow him playing the guitar but of course Terrell wasn't haven't it. We all grew up going to TWIN CITY where everybody knew everyone. Them were the days kenny you maybe gone physically but you will always be and forever in our hearts. S.I.P and play that guitar . Until we meet again love you always Carla and Family.

Jerry the barber, I known Kenny since he were 14 years old when I started cutting his hair. I watched Kenny grow into man hood he were a sturdy type of man. He and I had good conversations we played guitar together rode bicycle from Newark to Elizabeth to one acre park back to Newark. He kept me in shape. I love Kenny as one of my sons.

To The Robinson & Harris Family,
May God´s LoVe and All your Family´s LoVe, LaughTeR & PreCious Memories
you All Shared w/YouR BeLoVeDKenny
bring some ComforT to your HearTs
Knowing Kenneth "KENNY" Robinson
Shall alWays HaVe A PlaCe w/In your HearTs ForeVeR
GOD BLESS Kenny´s Family & Friends