A Kenosha couple is determined to keep their slain son’s legacy of helping people alive. Robbie Wilde was killed during an armed robbery at a Kenosha custard shop in 2009. Tuesday, Sept. 4 holds a lot of meaning for his family.

Loved ones of Wilde say he illuminated every room he entered.

“He was something else. He was a powerhouse of his own,” said Tammy Wilde, mother.

At 18 years old, his life was coming together. The son and brother just graduated from Indian Trails Academy and was preparing for college.

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