It is with heavy hearts that family, friends, and colleagues mourn the passing of Bruce Robinson, a beloved husband, mentor, and friend. Bruce was a man whose generosity, guidance, and unwavering support left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know him.
In his personal and professional life, Bruce was truly one of a kind. He approached every endeavor with integrity, humility, and a spirit of teamwork. In the restoration world, he never saw others as competition—only as teammates—and he took pride in helping those around him succeed. He lifted people up, offered guidance freely, and treated those close to him like family. One colleague reflected, “I was lucky to have him as both a mentor and a friend. He treated me like a son, and I’m forever grateful for the opportunities he gave me. I promise I’ll make the most of them and never take any of it for granted.”
Bruce was also a devoted husband whose love for his family was evident to all. His wife shared, “My sweet hubby went to be with Jesus today. Our hearts are broken, but we have peace knowing he is with our Savior.” His faith and warmth touched everyone he met, and his presence brought comfort, guidance, and joy to countless lives.
Bruce’s life will be remembered for the mentorship he provided, the friendships he nurtured, and the generosity of spirit he carried into every room. He made the people around him feel valued, seen, and encouraged—a rare gift that will be deeply missed.
Visitation for Bruce will be held on Friday from 5:00–8:00 p.m. at Owens Funeral Home, Cartersville, followed by the funeral service on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. at Church at Liberty Square. Family, friends, and all whose lives were touched by Bruce are invited to attend and celebrate the remarkable legacy he leaves behind.
Rest easy, Bruce. You were a light in the lives of so many, and your memory will continue to inspire love, mentorship, and unwavering generosity. We love you, old man.
