FRANKFORT, Ky. — Former state lawmaker Albert Robinson passed away on December 2, leaving behind a legacy of dedicated service. His family confirmed that he was laid to rest on December 4.
Robinson had a remarkable tenure in the Kentucky General Assembly, serving a total of 31 years. His career included two significant periods in the Kentucky Senate: first from 1994 to 2005, and then from 2013 to 2021. Throughout these years, he dedicated approximately 18 years to Senate duties and nearly half a century to various public service roles.
Politicians and colleagues across Kentucky have expressed their condolences and shared fond memories of Robinson’s impact on the community. Senate President Robert Stivers commended Robinson’s unwavering commitment, stating, “A career in public service spanning half a century is a life well-lived.” His contributions have been characterized as leaving an indelible mark on the Commonwealth.
Robinson is remembered not only for his political achievements but also for the strong relationships he built with his constituents. His legacy serves as an inspiration for current and future public servants in Kentucky.
As tributes continue to pour in, his colleagues stress the importance of honoring Robinson’s memory by continuing to prioritize public service and community betterment.
