Its true what they say “Heaven surely does take the best”

Although we have not seen Robbie for some years we all remember him as a wicked little man always pulling pranks and scaring the whits out of anyone who would walk by :)

It is with deep regret and sorrow that we are adding this tribute today and our thoughts go to all that knew Robbie especially Caroline, Bonnie, Robbs wife and children and hope that they can find the strength to overcome this heartache, RIP brave man love always from all the Parker family in Wales xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

To Caroline and family

My mum has asked me to post this on her behalf

She was remebering the time when her and my dad, Big Jim, picked you all up from Stansstead airport for your venture in Wales. and up until his death he always brought up this time when he was driving through London and Robbie in his Canadian accent said “did i just see a car with 3 wheels” and Jim burst out laughing and always laughed to the end of his day on this story

Robbie was shocked as he had never seen one before and when you compare the 3 wheeler to a Canadian car you could understand his amazement to this car

Allthough this means nothing to anyone else it is funny times like this that allow memories to stay forever

Thinking of you Caroline at this sad time, im sure Jim, andrew and your mam will take good care of him in Heaven

Lots of love Betty xxxxxxxx

To Robbie’s parents, Roy and Caroline, and his extensive family, we send our prayers for his continued journey and for ours without him.

Deepest condolences to Robbie’s family. Robb was a really good friend and good hearted person. He will be missed by many.

Rob Brandt

We write this with broken hearts and memories of “Wee Robbie” when he was an adorable little nephew and cousin. We are proud to own these memories and will treasure them forever in our hearts. It is just too hard to say goodbye but we try to take comfort in the Loving Family Robbie has in Heaven to embrace and love him as we did on Earth.

Goodnight, Sweet Dreams Robbie, we love you

Auntie Norah

Cousins..Greig, Cameron and Sarah-Beth

xox

I worked with Rob at West Direct. Always full of humor and chuckles. A good hearted person

I’d just been thinking of him a few days ago, wondering… I see now he’s on a different part of his journey.

Toby

I am Robbie’s mum and for his service this coming Saturday my family invite you to share any stories or funny circumstances you shared with our Robb, the story can be short or long and we deeply appreciate your time to do this for us. We plan to have these read at the service and feel Robb would have enjoyed this humour. Thank you.

Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of Robb. I was his manager at HP and really valued him as one of the people in my group. Robb was always eager to learn and do new things. Although fairly new in his position, Robb had already impressed the client who felt he would be a tremendous asset to the team.

During this terrible time, I would wish that your great, loving memories of Robb will sustain you and provide comfort in the difficult days to come.

Rob has to be the best big brother anyone could ask for, I miss him so much. Remember being small and playing with him he was always so fast to entertain me no matter how annoying I could be, remember jumping on the bed and him swinging his arm under my feet always making sure to not hit them out from under me. Or how he tried to teaching me to hoop on a bike never did teach me though, first tape I ever got was from Rob asked him for it and he told me not to let mom and dad know (it was years before they found out) it was a Snoopdog tape. My grossest memory is when he had me cornered in the kitchen and at the time I didnt stand any higher than Rob’s bumm and he farted right in my face. It’s really funny thinking back, he’s been so good to me even when I didnt deserve it, I miss you Rob and I love you so much, it’s unfair you left so soon and I truly wish I got to see you more in the last year. I’ll see you some day, wait for everyone that loves you

At a time like this not much can be said to easy the pain. There are so many people that are sharing your loss, just remember you are not alone. Take care of each other at this time of need. My condolences to the family and friends of Robb. He will be deeply missed.

Kim & Ken.

My sincerest condolences to the family of Robb Plowman. I was his team lead with HP & worked with Robb everyday. He was a great guy & a really good computer technician. His dedication & drive to make sure things were done properly & that people were happy is a testiment to how Robb was with everyone who knew him. He brought alot to the team with his knowledge, skill, & also his sense of humour that helped to keep the working day enjoyable. It was a huge shock to the team to hear of his passing & he will be greatly missed by all of his co-workers.

John Andrews