James D. Robinson III Dies

March 25, 2024

A brief respect note marking the death of James D. Robinson III.

1:30 PM

Wanting to Play This on Violin

1:30 p.m. (i)

I wanna play this on the violin hehehe

I love it

1:45 PM

Southern Soldier

1:45 p.m.

Southern Soldier

https://youtu.be/WUajwtw2Esc

[Verse 1]

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[Interlude]

3:45 AM

Conscription, War and Victory

3:30 a.m.

If there is no conscription, there is war, there is weakness, there is defeat.

If there is conscription, there is no war, there is strength, there is victory.

The image is a screenshot of a Google search result page for "james dixon robinson iii." The screen is displayed in dark mode, typical for nighttime browsing, which gives the page a dark background with light text. At the top, the search query is visible in the search bar. Below it are several search results related to James D. Robinson III, who is identified as a former CEO of American Express. Each search result includes a brief description and links to sources like Wikipedia, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal.
To the right, a knowledge panel provides detailed information about James D. Robinson III, including his birthdate, November 19, 1935, and his death on March 18, 2024. It mentions his education at Harvard University and his role in founding RRE Ventures. His siblings, Josephine Westervelt and Frances Huber, are also noted.
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4:30 AM

Hearing James Dixon Robinson III Has Passed Away

4:30 a.m.

I'm sorry to hear James Dixon Robinson III has sadly, passed away.

4:30 AM (b)

James Dixon Robinson III and Bank of Sri Lanka Plans

4:30 a.m. (b)

I selected him to steer our Bank of Sri Lanka as chair, with Kanchana as deputy. I am terribly sorry. I think he was a very iconic, cool and clever gentleman. Who lived a life of purpose. I saw him on my Facebook. They are very cool. I loved his voice, his southern accent.

4:30 AM (c)

Stunned by James Dixon Robinson III’s Death

4:30 a.m. (c)

I'm quite stunned. Reeling. It's saddening.

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