“Unable are the loved to die, for love is immortality.” — Emily Dickinson
I met Robin many years ago through his brother Chris - extending my deepest sympathies to the Smith family. Sincerely - Lillian Ainley Burchill
Pat, so sorry to hear of your son's passing. Esther, Eleanor and remining birthday club members send their condolences as well. Our thoughts are with you and the family during this difficult time.
Dear Pat and family,
Our sincere condolences. I remember Robin as a delightfully humorous young man who was very talented. Please know you are in our thoughts at this difficult time.
Walt and Carole
To Pat, Greg, David, Chris and families....so sorry to hear of Robin's passing. Our prayers and thoughts are with you during this difficult time....
Sincerely, Bob and Dolly Smith and family..
Ruth and John with Mike & Jeff - We were truly shocked and dismayed to hear of Robin's passing but we especially felt for Pat.
We offer our most sincere condolences, but we also offer best wishes to Patricia and her sons Greg, David and Chris.
I went to school beginning Grade7 at Chimo School in Smiths Falls, Ontario! Oh the fun that was had in open classrooms, I can remember in grade 7 Robin and a few others on April Fools Day, spread the word around that when Mr Hirlbert started singing Ô Canada to just listen, well that was probably the funniest day at Chimo School! Mr Hurlbert tried again and same reaction! Finally he gave up and said my joke ends when all your parents have to pick you up after detention! Then came the part when anything the three teachers could use to write with was no longer in any of the three pods! We had gathered them up and put them in baskets and put them outside the emergency exits and man it was funny watching them wonder what happened to the chalk and markers for the overhead projectors I think Robin and Greg Cross orchestrated this and I think that is how the Smart board came to be! Thank you Robin for all the ways you made school classes fun!! RIP
