Well, what can you say about Lee he was a lovable, stubborn, and stoical man. After being diagnosed with Crohns in his twenties, he went on to have many surgeries for this and other conditions that subsequently developed. It would have felled a lesser man. After the loss of his wife and isolation during the pandemic he sought out Mountbatten Hampshire. In his words “they saved him.” He enjoyed time at the day centre undertaking in Build & Banter (building Lego) with others. He also raised a considerable amount for them by hosting quizzes and raffles. When he needed it, they provided respite care for him and cared for him in his final days, thus one of his final requests was for any donations to be made to Mountbatten Hampshire, so they can continue to give their support and care to others.
Lee, I shall never forget meeting you when I was a student nurse. I had the absolute joy of supporting you as a patient, and I will forever remember your daily Dad jokes - they’ve kept me going even after we both left the ward. You always kept the positivity, and you are an inspiration to others. You’re back with your beautiful wife who I know you loved and missed so much. Life will be a little less funny without you, but thank you for being such a kind soul.
Always in our thoughts big man x
I cannot believe we have to say goodbye to you my fav cuz, I'm still in shock. Luvs ya & gonna miss ya. Xxxxx
Rest in peace , reunite with Madge,& your heavenly family , good night Lee god bless x
Donation made in the memory of Lee Robinson. Rest in peace mate and thank you for being there for me and the family when Nan passed X
Thankyou for caring for our lee
I can't thank Lee and Madge enough for looking after Bailey and made him part of your family many years ago. I am sorry and regret not keeping in touch like I should of. I also remember going to many Saints away game with Lee, Barry and Jason. We had many happy times and best of all laughs. Lee was one of a kind. Xx
So sorry to hear about Lee’s passing.
I used to volunteer at Mountbatten and will never forget the first time I met Lee! He was an amazing man, a joke in every sentence usually at my expense! He was also very wise under all of the jokes.
I know he is going to be missed by so many people.
I feel privileged to have known him for such a short time.
Rest in Peace Lee x
Lee
I will never forgot your kindness, you were in hospital with my partner in 2020 and you kept him going while he was in there 7 weeks.
After he passed away you still kept in touch with me despite going through your own battles
I will miss our messages
Thank you for been kind.
Love you cuz xx
My mum with Lee, he meant so much to her, as he did of mum
Aww mum loved him xx
We never got to say goodbye, so glad we got the chance to visit not long ago at countess Mountbatten, I loved our chats, putting the world to rights, who we gunna chat to now, we are so going to miss you Lee, like you wouldn’t know, and I hope your with all the family up in heaven, thankyou for always being there, rest in paradise now my darling, your be forever in my heart, say hi to them all, never forget you Lee, loving you always x Nicky & Allan and the gang xx
Our last time with you
Rest In Peace Lee - Many years ago you gave me an opportunity to join a fantastic team, and I hold very fond memories of my time at Netley Royals, memories that I shall cherish for life. You were one of the funniest blokes I ever met, always making not only me laugh, but the other lads and parents too! Sleep tight x
Love you cuz xx
My mum with Lee, he meant so much to her, as he did of mum
Our last time with you
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