Birth date: Jul 20, 1933 Death date: Mar 22, 2014
Calvin L. Robinson, 80, of Tulsa, died on March 22, 2014. He was born in Stigler, Oklahoma on July 20, 1933, the son of Green and Blanche Robinson. He proudly served our country in the United States Army. On August 11, 1962, he ma Read Obituary
I remember being a friend and neighbor to Margie and Calvin when I lived in Tulsa. I’m Iona. I wanted o send my condolences to Margie also for her son Robbie, whose childhood picture is in my family album. You and Calvin were such great neighbors. I remember when Lynn was born. I’m up here in Norwich . We lived in that big apartment building in Tulsa. I remember Calvin hunting for quail. He was always a gentleman. May he rest in peace.
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Janessa, that is so beautiful! I just learned of your grandpa's passing over Memorial Day, I am so sad that I did not know. I loved him and thought so much of him. I know you made him proud. Love, Angel
You believed to be a man that a man had to take care of and provide for his family, be a good friend, be proud to serve your country and stand firm in one's beliefs. You were truly a man. I'm happy to have been part of your family even if it was only as a sister in law. Calvin, you will be missed by all your family and friends. Alice Banks
Enjoyed all the years I worked with you at Flud Lab. Hope to met you later. Love your old Lab Buddy Sandy Sagud
From my very first breath How you loved me so Every old picture proves it That's all I'll ever knowCuddling on the arm of your chair No matter how big I'd grow That was always my spot with you That's all I'll ever knowFrom learning to ride my bike To you telling me not to ever grow To riding on the hump to church That's all I'll ever knowWaking up to your coffee And watching a morning law show After you woke me with the bicycle That's all I'll ever knowDonuts with sprinkles when I woke Our favorite lunch of strawberry pop, coneys and fritos And always craving gouda with your stew, ribs and chili That's all I'll ever knowEarly morning trips to the beach To watch the distant dolphins put on a show Always teased for saying "watch me" That's all I'll ever knowEvery vacation together Wearing matching clothes everywhere we'd go And you videoing my every move That's all I'll ever knowFrom being dropped off at the door of the store To hearing you through the walkie talkie saying "yo" And you carrying all of our shopping bags That's all I'll ever knowSeeing you hold your great grandson And the way he could make your face just glow From his first haircut to hearing you two talk sports That's all I'll ever knowChristmases and birthdays with "the biggie" And every holiday tradition you'd bestow None of them will ever be the same That's all I'll ever knowBoomer Sooner everything And learning the answer to orange is always "no" Because of you I'm Sooner born and Sooner bred That's all I'll ever knowWith your childhood and Army stories You'd amaze me with everything you had to undergo So simple and so grateful with your Robinson pride That's all I'll ever knowHow much you loved your animals And how it broke your big indian heart to see them go A heart made of pure gold That's all I'll ever knowYou were my anchor, compass and teacher Always steadying me when life's winds would blow A guide that never wavered That's all I'll ever knowEverything from sharing the same favorite color And you teaching me to never accept the status quo Mirroring your humor, wisdom, and strength That's all I'll ever knowYou weren't just my grandpa My rock, my number one fan, and my hero You were everything till your last breath, you broke the mold And that's all I'll ever knowLOVE YOU MORE THAN YOU KNOW, GRANDPA! -JJ-
