Earl F. Robinson

“The quality of a person’s life is in direct proportion to their commitment to excellence.” – Vince Lombardi

A native Roman and graduate of Pepperell High School, Earl Robinson attended the Georgia Institute of Real Estate in 1971. After spending the required three years as a licensed salesman, Earl completed the necessary courses to obtain his broker’s license through Floyd Junior College (now Georgia Highlands College). Prior to that, he attended Memphis State University and Shorter College, where he majored in business administration and economics.

Early in his career, Earl worked with a property management company for a number of years doing both management and sales, before entering real estate sales exclusively. In the early 1990s, he joined the sales staff of Toles, Temple & Wright, Inc. as an associate broker, and has been very active in the local market ever since.

He and his brother, Wayne, a local developer, have both been instrumental in Rome and Floyd County’s real estate business over the past five decades.

Ongoing professional development continues to be an important personal goal for Earl. He is always looking to further his education and knowledge of real estate through various classes and coursework that helps position him to better assist buyers and sellers with their needs. Earl especially maintains a strong commitment to helping customers accomplish their goals. He has been honored by TTW every year with a variety of gold and platinum awards in recognition of extraordinary performance in sales and service. Additionally, he has the unique distinction of having received the prestigious Salesperson of the Year award 17 times in the last 30 years.

Earl has always been active in the Rome and Lindale communities, having volunteered his time for a variety of different civic organizations across the county. He spent many years coaching youth sports at his local school, the Boy’s Club and the Floyd County Recreation Department.

He and his wife, Donna, have been married since 1968. They continue to live in the Lindale area, and have two children and five grandchildren.