Robbin Stephenson is survived by his wife of 41 years Regina Snelling Stephenson, mother Gloria Stephenson, and two brothers, Anthony Lawrence Stephenson of Elgin, Texas, David Lynn Stephenson, wife Mary of Frisco, Texas, and their children Catherine Clendinning, husband Brent and children Alice and Russell, Laura Stephenson Vola, husband Brockett Vola and children Emerson andContinue Reading
Robbin Stephenson is survived by his wife of 41 years Regina Snelling Stephenson, mother Gloria Stephenson, and two brothers, Anthony Lawrence Stephenson of Elgin, Texas, David Lynn Stephenson, wife Mary of Frisco, Texas, and their children Catherine Clendinning, husband Brent and children Alice and Russell, Laura Stephenson Vola, husband Brockett Vola and children Emerson and Ainsley, Aunt Bernadyne Weatherford, cousins April Turpin, Marina Sagen, husband Frank, mother-in-law Gerda Just, sister-in-law Tricia Smith and daughter Candice Hendricksen, husband Kevin and children Bjorn and Orion Marshall and Theia Hendricksen, sister-in-law Cindy Rush, and children Joey Rush, wife Chasity and children Jasmine and Elijah Rush, Leah McCall, husband Bobby and son Bobby Jr.
Robbin was a very loving husband to Regina and a loving daddy to all of his fur babies including the current ones: Candy, Jett, Francine, Dan, Tom and Ruby. He loved cooking ribs, steaks, brisket on the grill and feeding anyone what they wanted to eat. He also loved to bake, especially cheesecake and other cakes and cookies which he would give away to anyone who would eat them.
He attended college at TSTI and then started a long career in the oil field working for Coastal Corp and later did contract work for Texaco, developing an efficient pump-off controller and was a master of doing maintenance and repairs and working on computers.
Robbin loved music, especially playing rock and roll on his guitars. He also excelled at electronics, built many amplifiers for guitars, which were in great demand by professional bands, built beautiful amplifier cabinets, did woodworking, mechanics and basically was a jack of all trades. He enjoyed jamming with many professional and long term friends.
He passed away at the home of his brother Larry and he thought that was why God kept him alive after many health struggles, so he could lovingly care for Larry.
He called his loving wife Regina, Punkin and she called him Hunkin. So here’s one more ‘See you later and I love you Hunkin from Punkin.
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