Dean Ernesto Robinson

I met Dean many years ago at Robinson Chaple, Church of God in Christ in Bay Saint Louis, MS. Dean played drums back then. He, his parents, and sisters were like family to me. Whenever I think of Dean, I remember his smile. RIP ❤️ Lori Fairconnetue Hinds

Condolences to the families

I met Mr. Robinson during his time at the VA facility at Downtown West and it didn't take me long to figure out that he took his job very seriously. He was responsible for making sure the Vets got the service they deserved and they were well-treated.

Every time I go to the VA office, I think of the time I saw him at his best. I was sitting against the wall waiting for my appointment when I saw him jump up from the chair in his office, throw open the door, and head over to the entrance - on the hop. An older gentleman wearing a WWII hat was in a wheelchair, trying to get the door open, with his wife pushing and pulling from the rear of the chair. Mr. Robinson got the door open, reached around to take control of the wheelchair and got the man inside.

Once inside he asked for some help making room for them. All of us there waiting turned to and cleared some space and we all made it a point to greet the man and his wife. They were both visibly pleased at the way they were being treated and I think everyone there went home that day feeling just a little bit better about the way things were. Mr. Robinson was a mad who made a difference. Semper Fidelis sir and Hand Salute.

Dean, when not working at the VA worked PT at Arbor Terrace assisted living. He deeply cared about our residents and staff. He never complained about helping anyone no matter the situation. He had a good heart.Go rest up yonder for your work here has been done.You are missed. Nurse Sandra

We worked with Dean for several years at the VA. Would go out of his way to be helpful to veterans and staff. He served twice with the Army and VA. You are very much missed. Heartfelt condolences to his wife and family. Don and Tami Yager

Dean was a great guy to work with at the VA. I loved his sense of humor and willingness to help out however he could. He was a good soul and I will miss him. I am so sorry for his family and all who loved him.

Susan

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