A. Thelma Bledsoe is director Tim Robbins' maternal grandmother, and Lee Robbins is his paternal grandfather, who died during the filming of "The Shawshank Redemption." One of the reasons Robbins dedicated the film to them is that they helped put him through college.. The contribution of the undersigned is that of HTML-izing their reports. William Addams Reitwiesner [email protected]. Timothy Francis Robbins , b. Los Angeles Co., CA, 16 Oct 1958. Gilbert Robbins, b. Los Angeles Co., CA, 2 Mar 1933 m. Bledsoe m. Thelma Fuller, b. Melrose, MA, 2 July 1908 [ Mass Births for 1908 575:622], d.

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