Death date: Dec 8, 2020
Scott Arthur Robinson, age 54, of Mableton, Georgia passed away on December 8, 2020 due to natural causes. He was born on November 13, 1966 to Edward and Elsie Robinson in New Brunswick, New Jersey. His family moved to Dunwoody, G Read Obituary
Scott cross my mind and now I understand why…. I had the pleasure of working with Scott for years at Quest. Always had a smile on his face and willing to help whenever needed. Condolences and prayers to the family.
Alison
Like many who knew Scott, I met him at my very first Wheelhopper. I remember the exact day, May 25, 2001. My first ride, and it was long and hot and painful. I was taking pictures and Scott made it a point to come over and talk with me so I could give some pictures for the website, which quickly turned into a talk about the trail that day.
I have well over 100 rides under my belt, and Scotty was there for every single one of them, and all the campouts that we had. He was such a good guy, and no trail was ever complete without talking to him about it. He could always find something nice and exciting to say about even the crappiest trail, and if the trail was amazing, you just had to sit back and enjoy how he would walk you through every awesome section of it in extreme detail.
His excitement was infectious. I absolutely think that my own love of mountain biking grew just by talking to him about it. As the years passed I brought my then girlfriend, now wife, to the hashes, and she developed a great relationship with him as well. She actually saw the news of his passing online before I did and she just shrieked with sadness.
Sadly, we had not seen Scott in a number of years. When we started a family our Wheelhopper days came to an end. We actually just attended our first Wheelhopper campout in about 5 years just a few months ago. We brought our 2 young kids who we would have loved to introduce to him, Scott was not there though unfortunately though everyone asked about him and how he was doing.
Our hearts go out to all of his friends and family. He was definitely one of the good ones and will be missed. On-On
The Richter family
I am so sorry and heartbroken to hear of Scott's passing. When I was a teenager I spent so much time with Scott; we had so much fun!. He was the best friend I could have ever wished for. His kindness and friendship will always be remembered. My sincere condolences to the Robinson family.
A great friend and even better human being. Always there to lend a hand and kind words. Love of family and friends was what Scott was about. You left us too soon and will be missed terribly. Prayers to the family and all that knew Scotty.
Scott will always be remembered by those of us fortunate enough to ride mountain bikes with him. His Wheelhopper Hash House Harrier family has lost an amazing family member. I will always remember his joy and excitement when riding the trails and talking about them afterwards.
Brint Scales
I was so sad to hear of Scott's passing. I want to express my sincerest condolences to Scott's family, I can only imagine the grief you are all feeling. My most formative years were spent growing up with Scott at Dunwoody HS. My love of cars, music and true friendship were all learned with Scott by my side. When I moved to FL after high school, I lost touch with so many of my old friends. But just a few years ago I met up with Scott in Dunwoody and it was like we had never missed a beat. We spent hours talking and laughing about growing up and fond memories. My heart hangs very heavy, and you will always be a BEAST! I miss you bro...
Scott Sampsel
Scott was always here for me when I needed him for help with my compu
ter. My little dog loved him so much and he loved her equally. What a wonderful caring individual. He topped the list!!
