Wayne J. "Doug" Robinson "Gone Fishin"
On Friday, April 16, 2010, a bright light in our lives dimmed, flickered, and went out. Wayne J. "Doug" Robinson, age 32, beloved son, brother, grandson, and uncle passed away unexpectedly in Plain City, Utah.
Wayne did not know how to do things halfway. Whether he was laying a course of bricks for the company he owned, out-fishing his dad and brothers while using a broken fishing pole, or turning a turkey (one that he had spent days hunting) into a lump of charcoal in his deep fryer, Wayne always did things whole heartedly. He loved the Utah Jazz, Kansas City Chiefs, and playing poker. He was happiest when he was on his boat on Willard Bay, hoping it would not break down. Wayne loved people, especially kids, and he would do everything he could to ease your burdens. His needs were second to your needs. Wayne was respected and admired by many, but especially by his family. It is an understatement to say that Wayne had character.
Wayne was born Nov. 22, 1977 in West Valley City, Utah to Bruce and Patricia Jones Robinson. He spent most of his growing up years living in Ogden, Utah where he made many lifelong friends. He is survived by his father, Bruce (Lynn) Robinson; his mother, Patricia (Bill) Bond; his brothers, Don (Ronie) Robinson, Jeff (Nicole) Robinson, Chris Hansen; his sisters, Tonya Robinson, Shauna (Mike) Jarvis, Cheralyn (Tim) Anderson, Sandy Barson; grandmother, Dona Rae Bennett, and many nieces and nephews.
A memorial will be held for Wayne on Thursday, April 22, 2010, 11 a.m. at the Dixie Drive LDS Ward Chapel, 6500 South Dixie Drive (3655 W), West Jordan, Utah.
On Friday, April 16, 2010, a bright light in our lives dimmed, flickered, and went out. Wayne J. "Doug" Robinson, age 32, beloved son, brother, grandson, and uncle passed away unexpectedly in Plain City, Utah.
Wayne did not know how to do things halfway. Whether he was laying a course of bricks for the company he owned, out-fishing his dad and brothers while using a broken fishing pole, or turning a turkey (one that he had spent days hunting) into a lump of charcoal in his deep fryer, Wayne always did things whole heartedly. He loved the Utah Jazz, Kansas City Chiefs, and playing poker. He was happiest when he was on his boat on Willard Bay, hoping it would not break down. Wayne loved people, especially kids, and he would do everything he could to ease your burdens. His needs were second to your needs. Wayne was respected and admired by many, but especially by his family. It is an understatement to say that Wayne had character.
Wayne was born Nov. 22, 1977 in West Valley City, Utah to Bruce and Patricia Jones Robinson. He spent most of his growing up years living in Ogden, Utah where he made many lifelong friends. He is survived by his father, Bruce (Lynn) Robinson; his mother, Patricia (Bill) Bond; his brothers, Don (Ronie) Robinson, Jeff (Nicole) Robinson, Chris Hansen; his sisters, Tonya Robinson, Shauna (Mike) Jarvis, Cheralyn (Tim) Anderson, Sandy Barson; grandmother, Dona Rae Bennett, and many nieces and nephews.
A memorial will be held for Wayne on Thursday, April 22, 2010, 11 a.m. at the Dixie Drive LDS Ward Chapel, 6500 South Dixie Drive (3655 W), West Jordan, Utah.
Wayne J. "Doug" Robinson "Gone Fishin"
On Friday, April 16, 2010, a bright light in our lives dimmed, flickered, and went out. Wayne J. "Doug" Robinson, age 32, beloved son, brother, grandson, and uncle passed away unexpectedly in Plain City, Utah.
Wayne did not know how to do things halfway. Whether he was laying a course of bricks for the company he owned, out-fishing his dad and brothers while using a broken fishing pole, or turning a turkey (one that he had spent days hunting) into a lump of charcoal in his deep fryer, Wayne always did things whole heartedly. He loved the Utah Jazz, Kansas City Chiefs, and playing poker. He was happiest when he was on his boat on Willard Bay, hoping it would not break down. Wayne loved people, especially kids, and he would do everything he could to ease your burdens. His needs were second to your needs. Wayne was respected and admired by many, but especially by his family. It is an understatement to say that Wayne had character.
Wayne was born Nov. 22, 1977 in West Valley City, Utah to Bruce and Patricia Jones Robinson. He spent most of his growing up years living in Ogden, Utah where he made many lifelong friends. He is survived by his father, Bruce (Lynn) Robinson; his mother, Patricia (Bill) Bond; his brothers, Don (Ronie) Robinson, Jeff (Nicole) Robinson, Chris Hansen; his sisters, Tonya Robinson, Shauna (Mike) Jarvis, Cheralyn (Tim) Anderson, Sandy Barson; grandmother, Dona Rae Bennett, and many nieces and nephews.
A memorial will be held for Wayne on Thursday, April 22, 2010, 11 a.m. at the Dixie Drive LDS Ward Chapel, 6500 South Dixie Drive (3655 W), West Jordan, Utah.
On Friday, April 16, 2010, a bright light in our lives dimmed, flickered, and went out. Wayne J. "Doug" Robinson, age 32, beloved son, brother, grandson, and uncle passed away unexpectedly in Plain City, Utah.
Wayne did not know how to do things halfway. Whether he was laying a course of bricks for the company he owned, out-fishing his dad and brothers while using a broken fishing pole, or turning a turkey (one that he had spent days hunting) into a lump of charcoal in his deep fryer, Wayne always did things whole heartedly. He loved the Utah Jazz, Kansas City Chiefs, and playing poker. He was happiest when he was on his boat on Willard Bay, hoping it would not break down. Wayne loved people, especially kids, and he would do everything he could to ease your burdens. His needs were second to your needs. Wayne was respected and admired by many, but especially by his family. It is an understatement to say that Wayne had character.
Wayne was born Nov. 22, 1977 in West Valley City, Utah to Bruce and Patricia Jones Robinson. He spent most of his growing up years living in Ogden, Utah where he made many lifelong friends. He is survived by his father, Bruce (Lynn) Robinson; his mother, Patricia (Bill) Bond; his brothers, Don (Ronie) Robinson, Jeff (Nicole) Robinson, Chris Hansen; his sisters, Tonya Robinson, Shauna (Mike) Jarvis, Cheralyn (Tim) Anderson, Sandy Barson; grandmother, Dona Rae Bennett, and many nieces and nephews.
A memorial will be held for Wayne on Thursday, April 22, 2010, 11 a.m. at the Dixie Drive LDS Ward Chapel, 6500 South Dixie Drive (3655 W), West Jordan, Utah.
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