Terry W. Robinson

Linda, I am so sorry for your loss — please accept my heartfelt condolences on the passing of your beloved husband, Terry. I hope you find comfort in the wonderful memories you shared for so many years and in the love that continues to surround you — keeping you in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

From all of us at Nashua PAL, we send our heartfelt condolences to the Robinson family. Terry’s kindness, generosity, and quiet dedication to youth over the years made a lasting impact on our entire community. His legacy of compassion and service lives on in the many lives he touched. With gratitude and love from your PAL family—thank you, Terry. You will be deeply missed.

Dear Lem, Kevin and I were so very sorry to hear of Terry's illness and passing. He certainly was one of a kind! Kind beyond measure, generous to a fault, sincere and loving in his friendships. I will always remember him joyfully playing the sax long ago and greeting us so cheerfully at Zeloski's Christmas parties. We always looked forward to those brief meetings. I can't imagine how hard this is for you. I do hope all the wonderful memories will ease the pain and, in time, you will be able to think of him with joy instead of sorrow. We will be away on the 18th and regret missing the service.

Terry was such a rare soul. His kindness, boundless generosity, and infectious humor left a lasting imprint on everyone lucky enough to know him. Linda, you are held in the hearts of many, especially those who witnessed the beautiful bond you and Terry shared. Your love for each other was truly something to admire.

Such a generous and loyal friend over the years and until the very end. He will be missed.

The world will be a less special place without my Brother! Soar with the angels, Billy!

Sorry to hear about Terry. My deepest sympathy.

I never had the good fortune to meet Terry, but the fact that you found one another, and I knew you, was all I needed to know. He had to have been an extraordinary man. My heart goes out to you in this time.

Dear, dear Linda, my sincerest condolences for your loss as it is a huge loss for all of us. Terry was always larger than life. He will be missed very much. Love Laura (Buckley's)

Enjoyed every moment with Mr. Robinson as brief as our times together were, awesome human being! He will never be forgotten by all who loved him, he was all about Love and work, with an open heart for everyone!

Dear Linda, My deepest condolences on the passing of your dear husband Terry. He was always so kind and generous and such a pleasure to serve when dining at Buckley's Great Steaks. You're in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. May he rest in peace. Bill Cappella Former Server

Mr. Robinson was such a generous, funny person. He had a devilish sense of humor, but he also had a deeply ingrained sense of what it meant to do right by your people. He went out of his way to be good to those around him, which is a fine and rare quality. He cared deeply about contributing to his community. And he was very thoughtful. I remember when I was little, I’d visit him and my dad at work and he’d let me make chains with the multicolored paperclips on his desk. Then one day he got me my very own enormous jar of paperclips, so I could make all the chains I wanted. It was a great privilege to know him, and he shall be very much missed.

Linda Am so sorry for your loss

Linda, my heartfelt sympathies are with you and your family at the loss of Terry your beloved husband. His memory will live on in your hearts. Thinking of you during this difficult time. Fondly, Susan Chiocca

So sorry to learn of Terry passing. I have many fond memories of working with both Terry and Wayne over the years. Always enjoyed stopping at the plant for a quick chat! RIP my friend!

I did work for T over the past twenty five years and can say I never did business. Cindy and I feel a great loss of a person that was such a wonderful friend. May he rest in peace. Our deepest sympathy to Lem who was the biggest part of Terrys life. God Bless !! C

I did not know Terry at all, but I realize that was. my loss. I do know about his incredible generosity to Home, Health and Hospice, and Linda, as your fellow BOD I am truly grateful. As someone once said to me, this loss will forever change the landscape of your life. Be kind to yourself during this journey of grief.

Terry was such an incredibly nice man. He brightened every day with his good humor and kindness. He was always doing something for others and left a lasting legacy. Most of all he loved you and you two had 56 years of love and laughter.

Lem, My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Terry was such a wonderful person. He did so much for others, he was always so thoughtful and concerned for others, never wanting anything in return. I knew when he didn't play WORDS for a week, that he was back in the hospital or having a hard time. I'll still 'toot' each time I go by ALL METALS and think about him. Be kind to yourself, grief is a process with ups and downs, and takes its own time. ,