My Brother Was Not Jesus Christ, But He Could Walk On Water
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- Category: Lifestyle/People
- Published: Thursday, 17 February 2022 18:40
- Written by Lawrence A Robinson
By Lawrence A Robinson
My second oldest brother's name is Walter L. Robinson, but we called him Baybro. Baybro is short for baby brother. After he graduated from FAMU in 1968, he enlisted in the army and soon was sent to the war zone in Viet Nam.
He survived two tours in Viet Nam, re-enlisted, was promoted and sent to Germany. His wife, Mary, joined him as an In Service Employee for the Army.
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