A year has passed, and what a year it's been.  Hardly seems feasible.  Florence, you're looking so good, tho' I know your heart must hurt.  You've had more than the lion's share in pain.  Know you are, indeed, blessed and thought of often.

Florence & Michelle, I'm saddened to read about Patrick, and then young Patrick too.  You've had more than your share of pain.  We will visit when I get back in town in the Spring.
Be open to the pain of your broken heart.  God---and caring people will enter through its brokenness.

Pat was a treasured part of our childhood. He and our dad were best friends from long before any of us were born. 
When Pat would pull into the driveway it always meant a happy evening of story telling and laughter. Pat  would include all 5 of us kids. He was so good with kids!!!
Our family was thrilled when Pat met Murphy. And even more thrilled when we got to be part of their wedding.  (All except me...I had the measles and was so mad that I had to stay home!)
The world is a richer place because Pat Robins lived here. 



Just reminiscing about all the fun times we had playing Cribbage on weekends trying to beat Pat at his game!  The visits, meals and laughter we've shared for 54 years!  Joys of the births of our children was definitely a chance in a lifetime!  Our sympathy and prayers go out to the entire family.  Pat enjoyed life, so now we celebrate his life.  It was a good ride, in an 18 wheeler no doubt!  He is not alone in Heaven.  His family members that left before him and beloved son, Patrick, have their eyes on us.  God Bless,.  Chuck & Jan

I am so sorry to hear that Pat passed.  I remember Pat and Murphy so fondly since I was a young child.  I was about 6 years old when I was the flower girl in their wedding and my twin brother, Erik was the ring bearer.  Murphy had to teach two 6 year old twins how to walk down the aisle slowly.  Over the years Pat would pull up to our house and always had a smile on his face.  He was one of my fathers closest and trusted friends.  All five of us kids loved it when he and Murphy pulled in the driveway.  I last saw Pat about 10 years ago when my father passed.  I saw his face and recognized him instantly, he brightened my day just by seeing him.  It was so fun to reminisce with him.  Pat Robins will always be a fond and kind memory to me.

Pat was a great friend and neighbor to my Aunt Kathy. Over the last several years my husband Bob and I have become friends with both Pat and Florence. On many occasion we would sit at my Aunt's house to visit with Pat  and Florence. Pat always told the most wonderful stories you are so very missed!
 We appreciate all you have done for our family and please know we are but a phone call away. 
Our prayers of strength are with your family .
Bob and Wendy Danelson

My uncle Pat gave me the gift of laughter through his shared jokes and tales of life.  Robin and I shall miss him so very much, he shined so much light on our lives.

OBITUARY

Patrick Charles Robins

August 29, 1933 – December 5, 2019

Hazen & Jaeger Valley Funeral Home

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