PERSONALITY

Known to harness a quick-wit personality, Adam managed to bring out the best in anyone and everyone he connected with. Known to many as a Godly and brilliant man, he served his family with unwavering loyalty, honor, and commitment to a duty to protect those he loved at all cost. As a successful father, he valued his children immensely and believed they were his greatest mission in life. He strived to maintain a Godly and loyal household, alongside his wife, as they raised their children in a supportive and laughter-filled home. Adam also enjoyed hunting with his father, son, brother, and best friend. He embraced “a persistent drive to seek the Truth and was known to often take him to the edges of our understanding of the Word.”

MILITARY

Adam served in the United States Army as a Major and led a platoon during his deployment in Baghdad, Iraq between 2006-2007. During those 15 months, he planned and executed over 330 patrols. He received the Purple Heart for wounds sustained during an IED blast in 2007, which left him with a Traumatic Brain injury. Also, U.S. Congressman, Steve Stivers, presented Major Adam Joseph Robison with the Ohio Distinguished Service Medal upon also receiving his retirement from the U.S. Army in 2014.

RETIREMENT

Retired U.S. Army Major Adam Joseph Robison developed several successful companies after his time in military service, which he left active duty in 2008. Prior to his death he served as the Senior Director of Lead Testing Products for SciAps, Inc.

LEGACY

Major Robison passed away suddenly on Saturday, August 20, 2022, in his sleep, two months after his 40th birthday. The tragic loss left his soul-mate, best friend, and wife of 24 years a widow. Adam passed away three days before their wedding anniversary. Together they had four children: Brook, Adia, Brooklyn, and Stori.

FUNERAL

Major Robison’s funeral services were held at the Logos Bible Church in Pickerington on 623 Hill Road N. The viewing started on Thursday, September 1, between 14:00 and 16:00, and again between 18:00 and 20:00 for people to pay their respects. On the following day, Friday, September 2, Major Robison received further honor for his military service as the funeral commenced at 11:11 a.m. Afterwards he was laid to rest in the Forest Rose Cemetery in Lancaster.

GO FUND ME

There is an active Go-Fund Me account for the family if you feel led to contribute to U.S. Army Major Adam Joseph Robison’s legacy to assist in his family’s support. You can read further details on this here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/in-memory-of-adam-robison.