Death date: May 14, 2023
Gary Dean Robinson, age 58 of Pearland, went to be with the Lord Jesus Christ on January 22, 2009. He is preceded in death by his father, Lloyd Robinson and mother, Norma (Brown) Robinson; and brother, Don Robinson. He is survived Read Obituary
Dear Diane,Micah,Nathan
Having a family love one die leaves such an empty
feeling, all my memories just bring tears and smiles. My love and thought to you three. Big hugs
that I don’t want to let go to all of you and Gary my loving cousin.
Love, Barbi
To the Robinson Family,
It came as great shock, when a fellow BP/Sohian told me that Gary had died. Over the years since we worked together there, Gary and I have visited briefly at lunches, and conventions.
My thoughts and prayers are with you in this sad time.
Phil Hosemann
Houston, Texas
Diane, Micah, Nathan
We grieve with you at the loss of Gary, yet our grief is tempered by the steadfast hope of the resurrection in our Lord Jesus Christ. I address this to Micah and Nathan…young men. Even though we communicated infrequently, it was a blessing for me to know your dad and share fellowhip in Christ when you all lived in Lafayette. After y’all moved, whenever we talked, with years between calls, he was always full of Christ’s love and care for Christ’s kingdom and his family. May you emulate his example…an imperfect person, as we all are, but perfect in his trust in the abundant grace of our Lord Jesus Christ. May you be comforted and strengthened by our Saviour, Jesus Christ.
Dirk Andrepont
Dear Diane and family: There are no words to express our sorrow with you of the loss of Gary, your beloved husband and father. Even though we walked together in the Lord Jesus such a long time ago and for such a brief period, we had such a oneness of spirit. We remember your joys and sorrows but most of all your steadfast love and faithfulness. I know Jesus will keep you in His love. We will remember you often. Much love, LaNell & Larry Granger
Diane
I am grieved at Gary’s passing. The time we spent here in Washington was very special. May the Lord be with you in these trying times.
Ron
Diane, Micah and Nathan,
I have many more memories of Gary, the child, than I do of Gary the adult. Memories of cousins growing up together in Phoenix. Of riding in the back of Uncle Bob’s pickup truck on the way to Pine Top. Of catching frogs. Of playing sardines.
To have so recently been reconnected to Gary, the adult, and having an instant heart connection with both him, and you, Diane, and then loosing him, is really hard to accept. So many miles separate us. But you are constantly in our thoughts and prayers. Ron and I have told repeated Gary stories. I AM coming to Houston to hug on you soon.
I am praying for you and the boys. Gary was an exceptional husband, father and friend. He will be deeply missed. Thank you for all you both did for me. I love you guys very much.
I had the pleasure of working with Gary for over six years. He was a detail-oriented, accomplished professional who was a good organizer. He had a wonderful way with people, and had tremendous empathy. Gary had a highly developed sense of humor, and a great belly laugh. We shared some excellent times together and got some very good work done, thanks to Gary. He will be greatly missed.
My prayers are with you all. May the peace of Christ be with you.
Dearest Diane,
The loving memories that our family has of you, Gary and the boys are ones that we cherish. We are so sorry to hear of Gary’s passing through this life. We so wish that we could have spent more time with you guys through the years as you are some hearfelt friends. We will pray for you and the boys (and all family) that God’s peace and precious grace would abide with you and strengthen you all.
Much love,
Liz and Dirk Andrepont and family
