Birth date: Mar 3, 1946 Death date: Jan 26, 2013
Edward DeWayne (Butch) Robinson age 66 of Moravia, Iowa went to be with his Heavenly Father on Saturday, January 26, 2013 at Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston, TX. Butch was born March 3, 1946 in Centerville, Iowa to DeWayne an Read Obituary
I will always remember when my broth-in-law Butch and Barbi flew me down to Charlston, Louisiana. I was scared to fly for the first time. Told Butch if God wanted me to fly he would have gave me wings. Butch told me God may not have given us wings, but he did give us the brain to make an airplane. He will always be loved and remembered.
Our thoughts & prayers are with you. Posted by Sharon McDanel January 27, 2013
So sorry. Posted by Jerry and Ginny Boblenz January 27, 2013
I am sorry to learn of Butch leaving this world. He was a man who cared deeply about his community and I'm sure he will be missed. I know Butch knew he would be going to a better place. Our thoughts and prayers are with Barb and the family. Posted by Graham F. Quinn - Green Valley, AZ - Friend January 28, 2013
Barb and Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Trusting you'll know the special love and comfort that only God can Give. God will give you strength. Butch was a wonderful man and will be greatly missed by many. Posted by Paul and Deanna Wilson - Moravia, IA - Friend January 29, 2013
Barb so sorry. Pleasant memories last a lifetime. Posted by Helen Johnson - Moravia, IA - friend January 29, 2013
Barb, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family. Wish we could be there for the service. Blessings, Warren and Janet Posted by Warren and Janet Neal - Yukon, OK - friend January 30, 2013
I am so grateful to have known Ed. He was so easy going and kind. We would talk about our health issues and laugh about the good 'ol days. But most of all Ed would tell me about his family. He was and is very proud of his children and grandchildren. He also appreciated Barbara's willingness to be by his side, wherever that my be at any given time. Right now I'm looking at a note he wrote for me. Grogan's Park Chiropractic Center. When he found a doctor or vitamin or something that was a help to him in some way, he would come see me first thing in the morning and share his information. I believe it was two weeks ago, as he was leaving for the day, he told me he was leaving town for the weekend. He explained he was going to watch his granddaughter play basketball. He said it would be the last time he would get to see her play. He was really excited that almost all the other children were going to meet him in that town. When he got back on Monday he was just so happy. He told me all but, I believe he said, one of his kids did not get to join them. (Excuse my poor memory.) I was so impressed that his family was so close and would do that for one another and their dad. Ed was so humble, what a rare quality in a man. I loved to listen to him. He was quite and spoke softly but he was a resource. Ed was a very bright person however very respectful to other coworkers. He seemed content to work in the background.I will surely miss Ed and I knew him a very short time. I'm comforted to know we will meet again. God Bless each of you adjust to this temporary separation. Posted by Sandy Stobaugh - Houston, TX - Co-worker and Friend January 30, 2013
