Robin Hood Delphin was born in Rhode Island January 8, 1947 to Mary (Albro) Delphin and Eugene Garrood Delphin. He moved to Clearwater at the age of 5 and grew up in the family business, Clearwater News Printing on Garden Avenue. He joined the Army and was a paratrooper. He later owned RoTo Rubber Stamp Company before moving to Charlotte, North Carolina. After retiring he returned to Clearwater last year and re-united with his forever friends from the Class of 1965 at Clearwater High School. He was predeceased by his brother Barry Ronal Delphin (4-21-1940) who was killed in action while flying a F-100 in the Viet Nam war (3-19-1967); and his father Eugene on July 29, 2009. He is survived by his mother Mary (Albro) Curls of Inverness, Florida, his niece Kletia Goodson of Zirconia, North Carolina and nephew Casey Carlson of Clearwater, step-brother Jody Curls, Brandon. Also left to cherish his memory are aunts, uncles, cousins and many, many, friends including Michael, Merry, Larry, Kathy, Barbara, Sally, Tony and others who were with him at Hospice Brookside on Wednesday, March 27th while he transitioned to spread his warmth and humor in the beyond. A time of celebration and remembrance will be held April 21st in Clearwater
Robin Hood Delphin was born in Rhode Island January 8, 1947 to Mary (Albro) Delphin and Eugene Garrood Delphin. He moved to Clearwater at the age of 5 and grew up in the family business, Clearwater News Printing on Garden Avenue. He joined the Army and was a paratrooper. He later owned RoTo Rubber Stamp Company before moving to Charlotte, North Carolina. After retiring he returned to Clearwater last year and re-united with his forever friends from the Class of 1965 at Clearwater High School. He was predeceased by his brother Barry Ronal Delphin (4-21-1940) who was killed in action while flying a F-100 in the Viet Nam war (3-19-1967); and his father Eugene on July 29, 2009. He is survived by his mother Mary (Albro) Curls of Inverness, Florida, his niece Kletia Goodson of Zirconia, North Carolina and nephew Casey Carlson of Clearwater, step-brother Jody Curls, Brandon. Also left to cherish his memory are aunts, uncles, cousins and many, many, friends including Michael, Merry, Larry, Kathy, Barbara, Sally, Tony and others who were with him at Hospice Brookside on Wednesday, March 27th while he transitioned to spread his warmth and humor in the beyond. A time of celebration and remembrance will be held April 21st in Clearwater
