A Life In Time
...and later on his parents had two more children, all of which were boys. Robert's father, Cameron, was a man of the army and fought in both World War 1 and World War 2. Through out World War 1, Cameron was over in many areas of Europe and then was stationed in Halifax, Nova Scotia for the Medical core during World War 2. Cameron was often away from home which left his mother in charge to take care of 6 children. Robert's mother Nina Robart, was a school teacher, she taught grades 1 right through to grade 12 in a small school house which Robert and all of his siblings attended as well. The family lived in a small village named Greenfield that to this day, still only has a small school, a church, a store, and a community of people all ages that feel as if they're all each other's family. There home is one of the hidden gems in the heart of Nova Scotia.
Robert's great grandparents and other relatives sailed to the North America continent in the mid 1700's from Great Wales, England. They first found shore when they arrived at Philadelphia. They then sailed up along the coast until they came across Nova Scotia. This would the area where they decided to settle. Robert's great grandfather along with his brothers built the house Robert was born in and lived in it throughout his whole life. This was house where the Robart family has lived for more than six generations. A beautiful white home in front of 30 acres of forest, most of which Robert's grandparents planted, at the top of a hill overlooking the Greenfield area.
Robert had a good childhood. His mother had a great understanding of children and raised him well. Love had a strong presence in their household. Robert got a long well with all of his brothers and sisters, as they all shared something in common, they each couldn't wait for their father to come home.
Good grades Robert achieved...
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