1928
2016
William H. Robinson, 87, beloved husband of Marion Bell (nee Scaysbrook), devoted father of Denise (Scott) Gravatt, Greg (Robin) Robinson, Linda (Scott) Zetterstrom, Sandra (Gerard) Donnelly and the late Amanda Bell, dear brother of Junia Faye (Edd) Bettes and the late James Robinson, loving grandfather of Jacob and Jill Robinson and Justin and Ryan Donnelly.
Mr. Robinson passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, April 16, 2016. Bill Robinson was the founder of Crysteco Inc. in Wilmington.
A memorial service will be held 2 p.m. Saturday, April 30, with a reception to follow at the St. Anne Episcopal Church, 6461 Tylersville Road, West Chester.
Memorials may be directed to Matthew 25: Ministries or to Hospice of Southwest Ohio.
For an extended obituary and an online guest book, please visit Muellerfunerals.com.
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Patrick & Susan Burley
May 7, 2016
Please accept our deepest condolences to the entire Robinson family especially his son Greg. I was fortunate to have known Dr. Robinson when he took a chance on hiring me into Crysteco many years ago as an engineer right out of college and had the opportunity to work also with Greg while there. Dr. Robinson was truly a great man and I will ever be indebted to him for allowing me to share so many years with such a great company and all of the personnel that worked there. May 7th 1999 was one of the toughest days in my life...the last day of operation at Crysteco. I cannot think of any better place to have started my career. It was also the place where I met my wife. Rest in peace Dr. Robinson....you did well. God bless, Patrick & Susan Burley & family.
Amy Carey
May 3, 2016
Denise, Linda, Greg & family,
So sorry to hear of the passing of Bill. Fond memories of the Robinson family. May God be with you all during this time & in the future. Prayers & thoughts to you all.
Betty Closser
April 28, 2016
Marion and Family - It was always a privilege and loads of fun spending time with you and Bill - I loved Bill lots as "my Bill" did too! I'm sure they're commiserating about everything nonstop! Love and prayers to you and family. Will see you soon. Betty Closser
Glenn & Debbie Gravatt
April 28, 2016
I had a wonderful time getting to know Bill and hunt with him last fall. He was a quality man and a great role model. Bill will be missed - our prayers go out to your family.
Bryan Burden
April 27, 2016
It was a pleasure working for Bill at Crysteco. I always looked up to him, and respected him very much. Sending my deepest condolences to the family.
Sandra Bell
April 26, 2016
With our sympathies,
The Donnelly Family
Gerry, Sandra, Justin & Ryan
David Allen
April 26, 2016
I have always felt most privileged to know Bill Robinson; he was one of the greatest and most intelligent men I have ever known. Having worked at Crysteco for nineteen years, I came to know Bill as a mentor, an educator, and a friend. While at Crysteco, Bill made a point of knowing the name of every person that was employed there and he spoke to everyone, making many feel as though they were family. Over the years, I have thought of Bill often and the lessons I've learned from him. I enjoyed talking to Bill about his time teaching at Carnegie Tech and how he developed his love of classical music while in Germany. I've cut a lot of wood with him, he was a tree feller extraordinaire, and he once asked me to accompany him to an opera, my first. I hope the Robinson family can take comfort in knowing the impact Bill had on so many people.
April 26, 2016
Men like Bill only come along once in a very great while. If you are lucky, you worked for one ! Pam and I were very lucky .Be seeing you my friend ,we will grow some crystals. ---
Ron & Pam Williams
John Patton
April 26, 2016
I have the upmost respect for Bill and appreciate the opportunities given to me at Crysteco.
David Hutton
April 25, 2016
I knew Bill as a member of The Grand Hotel Hunt Club. Bill was a very special man and had a very positive influence in my life. He was a good man, always a positive word of encouragement and a smile on his face. I hadn't seen Bill at the camp in Colorado since he left the club on 2010 and was saddened by the news of his passing. Heaven is better for having him, and we will all miss his energy. May he rest in peace.
God bless, David Hitton
Gail Alghawi
April 23, 2016
Dear Denise, Linda, Greg and Families,
Your Dad was a special guy. Know that he loved you and was proud of your accomplishments.
Thinking of you at this time,
Fadi and Gail Babb Alghawi
Barbara Jones
April 22, 2016
I remember the day that Marion hired me to work at Crysteco and become part of the Crysteco family. We were treated like family, which you don't find in the work force today. Rest in peace Mr. Bill and strength and comfort to the family.
Susan Morris
April 22, 2016
I am sorry for your loss. I truly enjoyed getting to know Bill and working for him (and Greg) at Crysteco. I learned a lot from him and always respected him. My hope for you is that as you remember his life, your pain is lessened.
Angie Tolliver
April 22, 2016
Think about this man often. Loved him more than you know. I worked for him at crysteco for 14 years and hated when it closed. Heaven has gained an AMAZING new soldier. Miss you Mr Bill
April 20, 2016
Dear Robinson Family,
We are truly sorry about the sudden passing of Denise's father, Bill. Though we only met him once at the wedding, we knew that he was a remarkable man to have raised such a loving and brilliant daughter as Denise. My brothers always spoke fondly of Bill and their hunting adventures. May your happy memories carry you through your grief.
Love, Pete & Carol McCallum (Gravatt sister-in-law & husband)
Sue Ironside
April 19, 2016
Dear Aunt Marion and family!
We were deeply saddened to learn of Bill's passing. He was such a great guy! Always up for whatever was going on! A dedicated and supportive husband, father, grandfather, uncle and friend. Derry and I truly enjoyed spending time with him. We will miss him greatly!
Love Sue
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