Who was Gerry Robinson and what was his cause of death? TV presenter Gerry Robinson dies at 72: An Irish-born British business executive and television presenter Gerry Robinson passed away on 14 October 2021 at 72. It is one of the saddest news in today’s headlines. The news has shocked many of his admirers and fans who were inspired by him. He was one of the most famous and established personalities. He had gained huge popularity and respect for his work in his career. His family is in grief after his death. The family is going through a tough time and trying hard to come out of this sorrow. In this article, you will get all the details about Gerry Robinson’s personal and professional life. Follow More Update On GetIndiaNews.com
Gerry Robinson’s cause of death?
Gerry Robinson was a business executive and television presenter who was born on 23 October 1948 in Dunfanaghy, County Donegal, Ireland. He was born to Anthony and Elizabeth Robinson. He was trained to become a Catholic priest at St. Mary’s Seminary of the Holy Ghost Father’s Castlehead. In 1965, he started his career in accounting being a clerk for the Matchbox Toys company. While working at the firm, he became the Chief Management Accountant in 1974. During that time, he was qualified as an Associate Chartered Management Accountant.
Later, he resigned from Matchbox to work for Lex Vehicle Leasing as a management accountant. He worked with the company till he was appointed as a finance director. Robinson operated the company through several mergers and hostile takeovers, including Forte Group (1996) and London Weekend Television (1993). He had appeared as a celebrity businessman on British Tv. He divorced his wife and then remarry her. He had four children. He resided at Oakfield Demense, Raphoe, County Donegal. He owned a botanical garden with a narrow-gauge railway and the Difflin Lake Railway which is now open to the local public. He was a true supporter of the Conservative Party. He supported Tony Blair.
He appeared in a Labour Party election broadcast. He had been knighted in the 2004 New Year Honours List. He died on Thursday at the Letterkenny University Hospital in the Republic of Ireland. After getting his death news, The No Barriers Foundation expressed their condolences on Twitter by writing, “We can never thank him enough for believing in No Barriers. His kindness, his wisdom, and generosity have immeasurably helped the Foundation become what it is today.” Many of his known ones are giving tribute to him on social media. We hope that God will give strength to his family and friends. Our deepest condolences to his family. May his soul Rest In Peace.
