Mr. Lysle William Robinson

Birth date: Feb 17, 1950 Death date: Jun 6, 2024

Lysle William Robinson, of Tallahassee, FL, died on June 6, 2024, seven years after his diagnosis of early onset Alzheimer’s disease. The mold was broken when Anna Regina (Schneider) Robinson and James Preston Robinson, Sr., welc Read Obituary

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Angie Falk

76w ago

Lysle married my sister, Lynn, when I was 14. He quickly became an integral part of my life coaching my softball team, and letting me spoil Jen and Tommy. I can hardly remember Lysle not being a part of my life. He loved my sister, and that made me happy. I hope he knew how much I loved him. I will forever miss him plopping in the pool after yard work, reading a book with his legs constantly moving under the table, Lynn trying to clean up his dinner plate even though she knew Lysle was not finished, the joy he got visiting Amoeba Records and eating In and Out Burgers and him and Andy laughing at some nonsense. Look over our family until we meet again.

Laura Holden

76w ago

When Lysle came to work at the Department of Health, I was one of the first to introduce myself to him. He was so impressed I called him Lyle and not Leslie. Over the many years we worked together, I got to know him well. Joanne Parrish and I still remember a work trip with him driving us around Miami at a very high speed, and Lynn telling him to slow down because he was scaring us. The first time I came over to their house for a party, he gave me the biggest hug and a kiss on the cheek, put the best margarita ever in my hand, and said to have fun. Boy we sure did. Lysle had excellent common sense, he wasn't afraid to speak up when something needed to be said, and his laugh always made me laugh. He absolutely adored his kids and wife, and he was always sharing stories about what the grandkids were up to or an upcoming visit with them. I was blessed to have known Lysle, and hope we meet again.

Pat Robinson

77w ago

I will always remember my uncle Lysle, including fond memories of years ago playing football with our friends and cousins, including his son Tommy. I remember uncle Lysle as being athletic and often having an opinion, which showed he was tuned in and participating in the conversation (i.e. he cared about what you were talking about). One of my favorite pictures includes uncle Lysle and grandson Dominic when he was around 5, wherein uncle Lysle was (true to form) holding Nico tantalizingly just out of reach of being able to dig a finger full of icing from my wife (Mayra) and i’s wedding cake (it is such a spontaneous fun picture). Living in different cities made it hard to stay in regular touch over the years, but we were very fortunate to be able all gather for a big family reunion at Disney World Epcot around 2010 (during the Food & Wine festival … emphasis on wine) and a few years later around 2018 for a smaller gathering at Disney with uncle Lysle, aunt Lynn, Jenny, and grandkids. Those were good times and Mayra and I are so glad we were all able to get together to enjoy each other’s company. Rest in peace uncle Lysle; we are already missing you and know you are in a good place. — Mayra and Pat.

Evelyn Maxwell

77w ago

I became friends with Lysle after I went to work at Dept. Of Health with Lynn. Many times the 3 of us ate lunch outside under one of the oak treesl I remember Lynn telling me that if I thought she was laid back I should go to work for Lysle. He was a sweet man, and I know the family will miss him terribly, but as Lynn said, Lysle is no longer suffering. For that I believe we are all thankful. Love to you, the children and grandchildren!

Joey Bazzell

77w ago

Through the years, I remember Lysle for exactly what he was, a great friend, example of strength and a fantastic husband, father and grandfather. Our heartfelt condolences to his beautiful family during this time of loss. May he RIP and always play draw poker with no wild cards.

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