Sgt. Virgil Robinson

From Fort Leonardwood to Fort Hood ! I'll never forget you, Rob. Rest peacefully

I'm getting the news late.. Geessh this is such a great lost! I met you at Fort Leonardwood, every encounter you made me laugh and smile. I hope you Rest peacefully!

Sgt Steele

I'm getting the news late.. Geessh this is such a great lost! I met you at Fort Leonardwood, every encounter you made me laugh and smile. I hope you Rest peacefully!

Sgt Steele

Rest easy cuzin just know you are gone but not forgotten you will always have a place in our hearts we love and you will e truly missed by so many people Lord never make no mistakes he felt like he needed you on that sude with him so you are in a better place now cuz we are praying things get better for the family praying for streghth and we pray that the family hold on stronger like never before.

Words can’t explain how heavy our hearts are loosing you. My spades partner, my drinking buddy, my trash talking road dog. I still can’t wrap my mind around this, but I want you to know you will truly be missed and always be loved. Sleep in peace my brother.

My favorite memory of Virgil is him picking me up from my mom house in Petersburg, Virginia, singing to me ..No matter how much we would get upset with each other..we would always find a way to be friends again..We truly was gone be life long Friends.. Gone to soon. I will miss you so much.

Love Latonya Ward Virginia

May he Rest In Peace! He was always the most happiest individual I ever met. If I needed something an answer or anything he would find a way to help. Regardless if I was a SSG that was who he was. I remember one day we actually stood in the hallway and talked about life and what he had plans on accomplishing. He was always such an amazing goal oriented person. Heaven truly gained another angel may God bless his family and keep the safe during this difficult time. I pray Jesus opens his arms to him as reaches the pearly gates! Prayers are sent up for your family May the lord be with you until we meet again. Blessings to all whom read this. RET. SSG Sheriese Walker

When I met Spc Robinson, I was a 2nd LT taking my first platoon in Fort Leonard wood. At the time I needed him the most, he stepped up as an acting platoon sergeant and squad leader. He advised me as best as he could...given his limited experience. Once the NCOs were identified and given to me, he gracefully went back to being a member of a squad and team. We spent most months afterwards in transition. I asked him what he wanted to do....which was reclass to a different MOS due to his knee injuries. I knew I was busy with other duties...but whenever he felt pushed to the side by others, I hand carried him to their offices to make him a priority and I would wait with him to see what needed to be done to move his folder along.

Rob was an important member to the team and was always able to make people smile. He tried to participate as much as he could. He won my trust as a soldier and I would have love to serve with him again. He had enormous potential and was able to achieve more than he could have dreamed of...but he was taken to soon.

On be half of The Lost Boys, 2nd platoon of 515 Sapper Company....we will never forget you and we will miss you...and you will always be in our hearts.

I’m so proud of you my brother. You were one of the realest people on my team. From teaching you how to tie a knot to teaching you to drive the 113.. I love you man. Fly high.

My condolences to the family. I pray strength too the family. Sweetie Burns

My Condolences goes out to the family Rob you were a great dude Made some pretty awesome memories together Rest easy battle.

I’ll never forget when I first made it to 5th En BN , you were the first person I encountered . It was all fun and laughs every since , nothing but respect you always asked me was I good . Rest in heaven !

My condolences to the family understanding the joys and pain of the life cycle keep the life forces, hopefully you can take the greatness out of his cycle and maintain those great memories. Understanding that no words will never ever comfort you all in this moment in time

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.