After Scholastic CEO's Sudden Death, Family Left Blindsided When Left Out of Will: 'Shocking'

Richard “Dick” Robinson Jr.Photo: Evan Agostini/Invision/AP/Shutterstock He has two sons, John Benham “Ben” Robinson, 34, and Maurice “Reece” Robinson, 25, with ex-wife Helen Benham, whom he recently became close to again before his death. In the wake of Robinson’s sudden death, the family —including his siblings — was reportedly surprised to find that his will left his personal possessions and control of the $1.2 billion company to chief strategy officer Iole Lucchese,according totheWall Street Journal.

After Second Suicide, Parkland Grapples with How to Help Survivors

Photo: JUSTIN LANE/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock Parkland, Florida, is still reeling from the 2018 massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, which claimed 17 lives, severely wounded 17 others and left an untold number of emotional scars in its wake. “How many more kids have to be taken from us as a result of suicide for the government/school district to do anything?”student-turned-activist David Hogg, 18, wrote on Twitter Sunday. “Rip 17+2,” he added, including a yellow heart and crying emoji.

After Seeking Justice for Neglected Dog, Dave Bautista Adopts Rescue Pup and Names Her Penny

Photo: humane society Tampa bay/ instagram Dave Bautistais celebrating the addition of a new four-legged family member after adopting a sweet, formerly neglected rescue dog. According to the shelter, after going through surgery to remove the chain and remaining under the care of HSTB staff members for several weeks, the 3-month-old pit bull hasmade an excellentrecovery. Once Sage reached full health, the shelter put her up for adoption and received “extreme” interest from animal-loving families.

After Serving in 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Era, Air Force Under Secretary Gina Ortiz Jones Comes Full Circle

Under Secretary of the Air Force Gina Ortiz Jones.Photo: Eric Gay/AP/Shutterstock Under Secretary of the Air Force Gina Ortiz Jones is being whisked through the streets of Manhattan to her next speaking engagement when she recalls the moment that forever changed her life, setting her on a path to becoming the first out lesbian and first woman of color to serve as a U.S. under secretary. Back in her San Antonio middle school days in the early 1990s, she was “being a little bit of a knucklehead” and “getting in trouble at school,” Jones, now 41, tells PEOPLE.

After Serving Over 40 Years For Murder He Didn't Commit, Exonerated Michigan Man Selling His Prison Art

Photo: Carlos Osorio/AP/REX/Shutterstock For 45 years, Richard Phillips sat in a prison cell, convicted of a heinous murder he didn’t commit. But despite his surroundings, the innocent Michigan man did not languish behind bars. Instead, he created. The 73-year-old was freed in 2017, thanks to the investigative efforts of several University of Michigan law students working in conjunction with the Wayne County prosecutor’s office. Now, Phillips — who was sentenced to life and served more prison time than any other exonerated inmate in American history —is selling the paintings he made in prison to make ends meet.