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Condolence From: Kathleen El Said
Condolence: I have been lucky to have known and worked with Martin for over 25 years. He will be missed by all who knew him. Rest in peace "Pops".
Thursday January 08, 2015
Condolence From: Nick Strope
Condolence: My dear friends, Rosalie "Mama", Tom, Denise and Michelle. I am so sorry for your loss. Martin was a wonderful man that always treated me like one of his own. I was a better person for knowing him and the family. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Nick
Wednesday January 07, 2015
Condolence From: Shannon (Smith) Fischer
Condolence: We are sending our sincere condolences to you on the loss of your husband, father and grandpa. Uncle Martin was my Godfather. So sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you!
Wednesday January 07, 2015
Condolence From: Milton April
Condolence: Martin Robl was one of the finest people I ever had the pleasure of working with during my tenure in Public Health Service. He will be sorely missed by me personally and by many of our mutually associated friends and colleagues.
Tuesday January 06, 2015
Condolence From: Nicole Peterson
Condolence: I am so very sorry to hear of the passing of Dr. Robl. I worked with him at the FDA from 1996-2001. He was always so kind to me and he left me with a lifelong love and caring of animals. My condolences to his family, he won't be forgotten.
Monday January 05, 2015
Condolence From: Mark and Luann Hochanadel
Condolence: Martin Robl was a man whom anyone could count on. His generosity extended from his family to the most destitute to whom he would deliver food and gifts at Christmas. He was a faithful and devoted husband, a gentle supportive father and a proud grandfather. Martin was a scientist who practiced his art as a Dr of veterinary medicine but retained his Midwest charm and sense of humor. Martin laughed a lot. A hearty laugh. He was easy to talk to and always showed great interest in what you had to say. Over the short term of his recent illness he knew his fate was bleak because he was a pathologist. Martin never expressed sympathy for himself but fought the best he could. He faced his fate with strength, love and dignity. He was a great friend.
Sunday January 04, 2015
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