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Gerald Scott Robinson
October 1, 1930 ~ September 1, 2017 (age 86) 86 Years Old Light a Candle
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on September 7, 2017 6:06 PM
Message from Dan & Marti Scott family
September 6, 2017 7:28 PM
Vrene & family, Please know how much Scott is loved by many, through out his life. He is busy, no doubt, doing lots of other work now & we are grateful for the knowledge of eternal families & the hereafter. We have had recently a medical emergency that does not allow us to attend the funeral for Scott. Our love, thoughts, & prayers go with you through this difficult time, hoping the knowledge we have will bring relief & comfort in the days to come. As soon as possible, I will get out there to visit you. Lots of love & hugs for everyone!
A THE COLOR OF MEMORIES TABLE ARRANGEMENT was sent on September 6, 2017
From Donald Robinson and family. You will be missed and we loved you.
Message from Dick & Nickie Arnold
September 6, 2017 11:27 AM
We are so sorry to learn of the passing of Scott. He is one of our fondest memories of the years we spent in the Boise South 3rd Ward. Scott was always available when help with need and he truly served with a smile and a happy heart. Our thoughts and prayers are with his entire family.
Message from LaMar Stewart
September 6, 2017 10:52 AM
Although we wanted to, we will be unable to attend services, but wanted Vrene and all the family to know we are there in spirit! We love you all and send our deepest condolences for your loss and know Gerald is and will be missed! May the Lord comfort you all! You are all in our thoughts, hearts and prayers! Lovingly, LaMar and Sherry Stewart Family
Message from Eugene and Judy Fuller
September 6, 2017 10:12 AM
Dear Robinson family....You have been a part of our family for so many years. In school, in church, and in the neighborhood....we are so sorry to hear of the passing of the man that was the head of your family. Verene and Kids we all send our deepest sympathies to you. Isn't it great to know that you will all be reunited someday? And Scott and AG are there building fences......We remember the one they built for us on Camas. Peace be with you all at this time. Love the Fuller Family
Message from Steve Hulme
September 5, 2017 4:55 PM
How blessed I was, to get to spend part of my mortal sojourn in the company of Scott Robinson! I've missed his company as he has declined lately; I'm happy that he has returned to his Heavenly Father. Condolences to Vrene and their descendants.
Scott was my neighbor and friend. He was a little "rough around the edges," compared with some of the more pious members of our circle... but his heart was in a great place. He ALWAYS had a twinkle in his eye, and often a bowl of ice cream at the ready!
It was rare to participate in a service project where he was not also there, doing more than his share. He was famous for shoveling snow off the walks and driveways of neighbors - many younger than he! Our priesthood group once arranged a firewood-cutting-and-splitting project to benefit me. I protested; I planned on taking care of it myself and there were people with greater needs than mine. But they were adamant - and Scott was the first guy on scene, with wood splitter in tow! (That is just one memorable occasion when Scott served me and my family personally. There were others.)
Wisdom from Mosiah 2:17: "... when ye are in the service of your fellow beings ye are only in the service of your God." Scott walked the walk - he devoted much of his life to serving his family and his fellow beings. I 'spect he has a seat Up Yonder, and I hope to join him on that perfect day.
Scott was my neighbor and friend. He was a little "rough around the edges," compared with some of the more pious members of our circle... but his heart was in a great place. He ALWAYS had a twinkle in his eye, and often a bowl of ice cream at the ready!
It was rare to participate in a service project where he was not also there, doing more than his share. He was famous for shoveling snow off the walks and driveways of neighbors - many younger than he! Our priesthood group once arranged a firewood-cutting-and-splitting project to benefit me. I protested; I planned on taking care of it myself and there were people with greater needs than mine. But they were adamant - and Scott was the first guy on scene, with wood splitter in tow! (That is just one memorable occasion when Scott served me and my family personally. There were others.)
Wisdom from Mosiah 2:17: "... when ye are in the service of your fellow beings ye are only in the service of your God." Scott walked the walk - he devoted much of his life to serving his family and his fellow beings. I 'spect he has a seat Up Yonder, and I hope to join him on that perfect day.
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