John B. Robins

John graduated with honors from Washington College in Chestertown, MD in 1973. He attended University of Baltimore School of Law and graduated in 1977 magna cum laude with the highest grade point average in the graduating class. In recognition of his ability, application and scholarship at the University of Baltimore School of Law he was awarded membership in the Heuisler Honor Society. Immediately after taking the bar exam in February 1977, he returned to Salisbury, Maryland, to practice law with his grandfather, Stanley G. Robins, and his father, John B. Robins, III. He served as Chairman of the Board of Farmers Bank of Mardela Springs until it merged with Mercantile Peninsula Bank (now PNC Bank); and he served on the local advisory boards for Union Trust Company, Mercantile Peninsula Bank and PNC Bank.