Uncle Casey you are going to be missed so much. We haven’t seen each other in so long but I will always cherish the memories I have of us. Life was much simpler back then, when we would come into town to visit and we would sit around in the living room and just talk for hours, with silly Gramps. We would always order pizza and you and uncle Kyle would take us out back to play ball. Those memories I will always remember. I’m sorry I wasn’t able to make it to your funeral to say goodbye but I know you had so much love there on your day. I will not say goodbye, but I’ll see you later. Love always your niece Ashley ❤️

Some of the fondest memories from my childhood are of all of us cousins spending time together at Thompson Lake.  Countless hours hunting for frogs and snakes, catching sunfish from the rock pile, endlessly sunny days on the pontoon boat riding on that strange wooden board with the tow rope attached to it (we may have invented wakeboarding before the rest of the world was ready for it).
We picked every blueberry we could find on the property and maybe a few from the neighbor’s bushes as well. 
We rode those “power wheels” cars fearlessly down the side of the camp from the parking area to the water at a thousand miles an hour, dodging trees and smaller cousins along the way (when we could). 
During those weeks we spent together, time itself seemed to slow down. We were kids in our element in the happiest place we knew and we never wanted it to end. 
These are the moments I’ll remember forever and where I’ll keep Casey close to my heart.

Casey was an adorable curly haired blond cherub with an infectious smile who loved his Mom and Dad and little brother Kyle.  He was smart, curious and kind.  He loved animals, especially the ones he snuck into the house under the nose of his unsuspecting Mom.  Casey loved building and fixing things.  I remember him helping Uncle Gibbon build the back deck on our Princeton house when he was about four. Casey passed him screws and stayed several feet from the edge for quite a long time.  He loved the lake in Maine and seeing all his cousins, aunts, uncles and grandparents.  He adored his children Vivianne and Caspian and truly loved being a father.

Casey was taken from us way to soon.   Cindy and Kyle, take comfort in the knowledge that he's with his Dad Roy,  grandparents Card and Robinson, and in the loving arms of God in the mysterious eternity of the next life.

Cindy and Kyle  I am so sorry for your loss.       My fondest memories of Casey are when he was a little boy always happy.  He will be missed but not forgotten he will live on in our hearts. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.   Love Jennie


Casey, you’ll always have a place in my heart because that’s where I keep my valuables. I loved Casey so much. If tears could build a stairway and memories were a lane, I would walk right up to heaven and bring you back again.
You’ve always been so special to me and I’ll miss you terribly. 
Love, Aunt Gaylene

Cousin Cindy and Kyle,  although I've only had the pleasure and honor of meeting Casey a few times many years ago because of the distance, it's his smile that brings back fond memories of him.  I always looked forward to the Christmas card pictures of Casey and Kyle each year.  Praying for peace and comfort for the both of you with this heartbreaking loss.  Thinking of Roy as well and their reunion.  Although we can't be there for his memorial service, our hearts will be there with you.
Sending our love and hugs,
Patti and Phil, Jacqui, Jenna, Jordan & Janelle

While there are no words to heal the pain of the loss of cousin Casey, he will live on in our memories and love. Such fun summers together at the lake- I always thought of him as an older brother! I remember being so jealous he got to go to sleep-away summer camp for a few weeks each year. As a kid, it was so cool to be involved in days where he was picked up and dropped off- oh the little things that stick with us! Casey, thanks for loving your younger cousins fully. You had no hesitation indulging all of our requests to play ridiculous games and make those core memories. I hope you are resting peacefully, knowing the place you have in everyone’s hearts. To my Auntie Cindy and cousin Kyle, your loss is great and I pray you both grieve and heal fully. Your family loves you both dearly. ❤️

Casey, I can’t believe you are gone. As a child I looked up to you and all my older cousins. Most of them boys, kindly tolerating their younger girl cousin who always wanted to tag along. Your smile was infectious and you always had an adventure planned for our days on the lake. In your adult life I admired your willingness to move out to Hawaii to find your next adventure. I will cherish our family memories forever and always hold you in my heart. Auntie Cindy & Kyle I love you both so much. His kindness lives on in both of you. Love Christina 

My wonderful, loving cousin Casey. You will be greatly missed and forever loved.  I send my deepest condolences to my Auntie Cindy and cousin Kyle. Family is so important, and we must find peace in these moments that we can come together and support one another. Casey will be greatly missed and never forgotten.  Sending all my love, prayers, and support ❤️

Dearest Cindy,
I remember sweet little Casey running around at the lake...his beautiful blonde hair blowing in the summer breeze and his brother, Kyle, at his side. This precious visual is cemented in my memory bank. In time, my prayer is that those type of memories will bring a smile. 
"There is a time for everything and a season for everything under heaven:
a time to weep and a time to laugh,
a time to mourn and a time to dance..." Ecclesiastes 3:1
Love, Paul and Jeri

I remember Casey as a beautiful little boy with his blonde curly hair. He and his brother Kyle were so loved by their parents Cindy and Roy. Although God called Casey home too soon, he was welcomed by his dad Roy and his Aunt Doris, who was called home on August 30, 2021. 
Our deepest sympathy is extended to Cindy and Kyle as they mourn their loss. Praying for peace and comfort for them.
With Love,
Debbie and Tom Obremski 

Cindy, I’m so sorry for your loss. You and your family our in our thoughts and prayers.
Christine Courtney 

OBITUARY

Casey Dean Robinson

November 4, 1984 – August 30, 2022

Palm Eastern Mortuary & Cemetery

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