Birth date: Dec 28, 1973 Death date: Jun 7, 2020
Albert Darnell Robinson, 46, peacefully passed away on Sunday June 7, 2020 at the University of Virginia Medical Center. He was born in Cheverly, MD to the late Douglas R. Robinson Sr. and Carrie E. Johnson. He is survived by his Read Obituary
love you big bruh this leo im gonna miss u .
Big Al was a true son, brother, and friend along with so much more. He was more than just a brother in law to me...he was my brother. I cherish our conversations, laughs, and time spent together. Though he was taken from us it is also pleasing to know that he is in a better place with the Almighty Lord himself. Thank you God for the time that you allowed us to have with him. 🙏🏽🙌🏽😇
You became a true brother to me. I will miss our arguments on a variety of topics; but, we were always able laugh after it. God took you for a reason. Thus, He needed to touch other lives. You will be missed, but never forgotton. Love you my nigga! R.I.P.
Hey Cheeze aka Big Al it took me a moment to write this and to process your passing. We have known each other for almost 20 years and I must say they have been the best. I’m going to miss you and the way you’d check me on my sammies lol. You are a great friend and person & I’ll definitely think of you. Rest well my friend also tell Ms. Carrie I said hello and give her a hug for me. I’m going to miss you RIP
My brother in law was very special he always put others first (he thought about my needs first ) no matter what was going on in his life
And if I was in need... he was the first to offer He took such great care of my sister and I will forever keep him in my heart for that but mostly the brotherly love and bond that we shared from the moment we meet I knew I could talk to him about anything no matter what was...
I will ALWAYS remember your smile, laugh, hugs and you wanting to keep me safe brah
I Love You
Yass King
Family, love and laughs. Miss you Cuz!
I still cannot believ you are gone. Your spirit will watch over your wife, sons, family, and friends. I will miss our talks, jokes, and your threats of taking my chickens. I miss your supportive words. I was able to count on you to help me through difficult times, and laugh with you though good times. I will always remember you and our friendship.
