The roots of the Robinson Family run deep. Our story begins with Christian Robinson, born in 1830. Our relatives, the descendants of Christian's son, Matthew Robinson (born in 1849). The general family surnames are Robinson, Broady, Peters, and Kilbreath.
Hmmm..how do I turn on my web cam–I could webcast into the reunion–LOL #robinsonfamilyreunion 8:45 PM Jul 3rd via web
Saturday night, we took time to remember the past by honoring the families of aunts, uncles, and grandparents of earlier generations. Honorees of the present were Anise Walker, Warren Robinson, Alberta Robinson, and Milton Rowe.
The evening had humor and fun with the comedy of Kenny Robinson and “Minute to Win it!” games.
We ended the night with the “We are Robinsons” Song, led by Cousin Austin.
This year’s Family Reunion Cookout took place at Hoffer Park in Middletown, PA, 10 minutes from Harrisburg. Food included a crab feast, burgers, hotdogs, baked beans, grilled corn, pasta salad, macaroni salad, chips, and cake.
Our 2010 Family Reunion Newsletter is online:
http://www.robinsonfamily1.com/ReunionLetter/2010Newsletter/Harrisburg_News%20Letter.htm
We’ll look forward to seeing you July 1 – July 4, 2010 in Harrisburg, PA.
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UPDATE: July 6. The family is still discussing the use of this. It will be a closed site for now. We are using our personal twitter sites for twitter connections. If we use this site, we will make a new announcement.
Hello World and Hello Robinson Family,
I am so glad that you made it to this blog……WELCOME………..
This Website and the Blog area attached to it, is a labor of love and I proudly submit it for your approval or disapproval. I submit it for your suggestions and your criticisms. I submit it to begin a conversation about using new communications technology to improve family relations and communications as well as remove distances and differences between family members .
In today’s fast moving world, commutations is paramount and I believe that using “Cloud Computing,”(….that’s the operative term for internet computing these days) is not only the vehicle we need to ride into this “Internet” but also the tool we need use, to access the power of the World Wide Web. As I feel in should be obvious to everyone that the “Cloud” amplifies and multiplies our voices, it adds range and scope and hopefully clarity to our vision and serves as listening device that allows us to hear sounds from around the world. Person to person communications without corporate mediation is at hand and Robinsonfamily1.com is both standing in the portal and serving as a launching pad for the future.(Gosh Clinton I think there is a thesis in that paragraph somewhere)