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Robin had such a large impact on my life as a young 20 some year old woman. He taught me how to make amazing coffee the science and technic of it all. Its still something that has got me through my working life to this day. Its something I have always loved and he loved it that much more. From him teaching me I shared that knowledge with others over the years and have had the opportunity to teach baristing for the company I now work for. But he didnt just love coffee he loved deeply the people that were brought together by it. He was that person that could hug you and his love and light made all the bad go away. He could see past the pain on someone. He  could see who someone really was and cared who that person really was. Always loving kindness. His hilarious sense of humor had me in stitches so many times at work. I often still look back on those memories chuckling to myself. He loved and lived so authentically. His impact will stay with me always and im so grateful i got to know him so well at such a shaping time in my life. My heart aches for his family and all that are grieving him right now. I am sending so much love into the universe for Vicki, Sierra and Cassia. I will be praying for them in the next few days. Im looking forward to seeing them for his celebration of life and sharing in memory of him. Thank you for teaching me Chief love Emily.

I remember Robin’s warm and kind smile when I first met him through yoga. Since then, it was always a joy to run into him around town.

May his spirit travel with ease and light on this next part of the journey, and lots of love and comfort to his family that stays.

I’m so very sorry to read this news. My sincerest condolences to the entire family. This comes as completely surprising and shocking news. Every interaction with Robin was a positive and friendly one. A sincerely nice individual all around since the days of being a postal carrier to the first days open at Milano coffee now with multiple locations. I often was skiing when I met Robin on the slopes in years gone by and am in disbelief and denial that Robin was taken so young.
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Robin has been in my heart since I first met him dogsledding. Always warm and welcoming, my burdens always felt lighter in his presence. A true friend. My heart goes out to Vicki, Sierra, Cassia and family. His love carries on.

My heartfelt condolences.. Robin was one of the first people I met at Dance Temple. He was friendly and kind and made me feel welcome. I’m so deeply sorry 😞 

Tammy

Vickie, I am so deeply sorry to hear the news about Robin. He was, as you and your beautiful girls, know, a very special person. Sending love to you all. xxx
I am so sad to hear of your family's loss. Will miss seeing Robin at Milanos . My thoughts are with you at this time. 

A sweet man has left the planet, Robin Henry , he leaves a wife Vicki and two daughters behind. He always had a smile and was kind , he would call me cousin , each time I entered his coffee shop, Milanos in the Comox Valley . He was Métis from

Saskatchewan, he knew I was Indigenous and thought it nice of him to call me ‘ cousin ‘ . One day while searching for my latest DNA matches on Ancestry who appeared but Robin, we are 5 th to 8 th cousins. Neither of us knew this prior . You will be missed by many Robin . Kisahkitin on your journey to your new home with the Ancestors .

I met Robin at Pachena Bay Music Festival 2024. We hugged. It was profound. His heart wide open. It was healing and impacted me greatly. Thank you 🫶
I’m saddened I won’t get to experience another hug this summer. We kept in touch a bit. I would never have expected this. I’m so saddened by this news. Love you brother🫶 Sending strength, hugs and much love to your family. You will be missed by so many 🫶 yet never forgotten 💜
You were more than just a boss to me. You were a mentor, a protector, and someone who truly believed in me. You led with heart, treated everyone with kindness, And of course, I’ll never forget our little joke—how I used to call you “vampire” because you never blinked. It always made you laugh, and it always made my day.

You always wanted to give me a hug… but I never did. I never hugged you back. Not because I didn’t care, but because I didn’t know how. I always kept my emotions locked up, thinking there would always be more time.

But now you’re gone. And all I want… is to hug you. Just once.

Robin was the first person I met when I moved to the valley. He was so kind and welcoming and made such an effort to make a connection. He’s a hallmark of our community and will be remembered as such. I hope you feel supported by your friends and community as you go through this time. You have our love.
I am holding all those who loved Robin in my heart. He truly was magic and he will live on in my heart and memories. When I think of Robin I picture him dancing and smiling. I am grateful for the sweet memories of him living and loving life to the fullest. 💛
We are deeply saddened by the loss of such a remarkable and beautiful person. This time last year we were dancing with you at a party Robin, it feels surreal to think of you as gone - you will be so missed.  Robin's compassionate presence, warm smile, and kind words touched everyone who knew him. His beauty—inside and out—was unmistakable. Our hearts go out to his family and loved ones especially Vicky and his daughters.  Wishing you all peace, comfort, and strength during this profoundly difficult time. 
We are so sad to hear about Robin's passing and are keeping his family and friends in our thoughts during this difficult time.  Our community has lost a wonderful human being and soul.
Phil Dell
1983, Prince Albert, SK, Canada
I went to school with Robin my whole life. I remember bringing him home with me one day after kindergarten and my mom calling him “Rockin Robin”. Everyone liked Robin, and everyone liked being around Robin. He was Switzerland.  Nobody disliked him. I am forever grateful that we stayed in touch over the years, and spoke briefly on his birthday a few weeks ago. My heart is broken for his wife and daughters, but know Robin was truly a kind soul and you will meet again one day…

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