Wednesday, March 24, 2021
My condolences to his family. Regardless of relationship woes a loss is still a loss and feels as such.
My Condolences to Camille, his partner--- not always a partner in the spouse sense but always his Partner-In-Crime.
I have watched you two go through many many highs and lows and ridiculous amounts of challenges, and no matter how crazy it got, I always found Chris looking for her or her looking for him. They always ended up together. He took care of her and she did the same. I can't imagine how lost or lonely this transition will be for Camille as it was frequently an occurrence of soughting out eachother that it's became habitual. When you find yourself searching the river valley for your other half and you feel alone, remember so many friends of this duo will be here for you. Chris wouldn't want it any other way. That I know for sure. He knew when something was upsetting you and he couldn't help the feelings stop. He would call your sister, regardless of mutual dislike between them, he would do it because he never let you feel alone and neither will his closest acquaintances or friends. I hope his family and his Camille take comfort that he is finally at peace. He was a unique and caring person. That I got to witness everyday for most of 2020 through his interactions and doting for the crazy lady who was by his side through thick and thin. And during his fight to keep his leg that wasn't always the easiest task to do. Stubborness was the top characteristic I remember most from his 22 day hospital stay. He set his mind to being sober from all narcotics and tougher that pain without anything, of course his mood reflected that. Some days were a challenge for all individuals involved but Camille never skipped a day of being there to support him no matter what. Two individuals in agreement to never let the other feel alone no matter how trying the circumstances could be. They loved eachother fiercely.
Rest in peace Christopher Robbinz
