Andrew Robin Clarke (formally of Woodstock, New Brunswick) passed away unexpectedly at home on June 22, 2017 at the age of 63. He leaves behind his loving longtime friend Donna and brother George Frederick Clarke as well as his son Zack. Also left behind is his special cat Squirrel, whom traveled with Robin on many adventures. Many more family are left behind in New Brunswick and Montreal. A flame is gone may Robin rest in the peace he wanted in life.
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I have fond memories of cousin Robin coming home in the summer and hanging out with us, he was more like an uncle to us younger ones. Say hi to mom and Margie Robin and rest easy.
Hi Donna. So sorry to hear of Robin’s passing. I’m sure he found comfort in your love and support. He was a kind, gentle soul. Thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sincerely,
Kathy
I am so sorry to hear this sad news. Had been trying to reach Robin recently as I had. It seen him in years and wondered how he was. My thoughts are with his family and friends. RIP Robin…
I am so sorry to hear of Robin’s passing. I had tried to find him when I visited Victoria, but could not. We had 8 years together in Calgary and I thought of him often.
Eileen
Robin was my best friend. He was honest, hard working, funny, smart, always positive, respect full, always ask how you where doing, handsome, a really good man.
PS He would give you the shirt of his back if you where in need and you wouldn’t even have to ask him !!!
Robin thank you for the great memories, see you in heaven, make sure the “beer” is cold ***
Robin was an employee of mine initially back in the early 1990’s , but became a friend. He made every day interesting, and was an extraordinary individual.
Talented, knowledgeable, very creative, and with a sharp sense of humour he made in impact on anyone who knew him.
After moving to Victoria further to leaving Calgary, a series of events had an impact on his health, and his lifestyle wasn’t helping, however his life went it’s course and now I am learning he passed away after Googling his name trying to catch up with him as I had done over the years.
Life will be a little bit emptier knowing he’s gone. RIP Robin !
Vernon I know Robin always concerned you a friend. I wish I could have told you in person
I never got to know George but we share the same middle name and a passion for sailing , My father Donald Oliver Clarke . Was so pleased to meet George when they met by chance at the docks in Victoria . I have just been reading the book The last Romantic . It is a lovely story of my Great uncle of whom’s name sake many of us share . Wished We had the chance to meet , from all accounts a well loved man .
Donald Frederick Clarke of Qualicum Beach .