Harold Robison. RIP

Harold
 

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Really late to this thread, but I believe this is the only image I have of Harold....he and I on the cover of Ohio Cycle sometime in '76, both of us on 100s, he on his #574 Suzuki RM and me on my #184 YZ100C. Pretty sure the shot was taken at Dusty's Trails. Would love to see more images from those years, GPIR, Smith Road, Malvern, Amherst, Buckey, Lexington, OIR, etc. Hope y'all are doing well, and Merry Christmas. - Mitch Boehm
 

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Hello Friends and Family of Harold's. Well sadly it has been five years since Harold soared over the leap of life. Surely many of you miss him as much as I do. I was able to travel to his Parents farm in W VA this past August and Harold's Sister Sheila and I went up to the the family cemetery where I was able to extend my love and prayers to our Brother. I miss him terribly as I know many of you do too. I turned 70 this past June and I do not know how many more times I will be able to visit Harold's grave in the years to come, but when I can I will say, "Howdy Hank", for all of you. Please do reply to this memorial for Harold so I can personally mention your names at his grave. I know he will love hearing from each of you. God Speed Harold, Our Love to you. Ronster
 
Well fellow PR's, It's been five years since Harold passed away. I flew to Cleveland in August '24 and rented a car and drove down to Harold's final resting place in the cemetery where he and his Parents are laid just North of Heaters, WV. I was able to visit with his Sister Sheila, Cousin Eddie, and friends for a few days at the farm which was a nice time. We all shared stories about Harold and a few laughs too. We all miss him. then while I was back home in Montana I was informed that Harold's Cousin Randy Davis also passed away. As time passes I will try to continue my journeys to the Robison Farm. It truly is, "Almost Heaven", and Harold's grave is high on a hill as close to Heaven as he can be. RIP Harold.
 
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