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Daniel's Father (“Robert Lord”)

Source matchedReviewed 25 August 2026. Robert Lord is documented as a community-used identifier, not an authenticated legal name. The tribute-labelled video's visual format is checked; its audio and implied biography are not used as evidence.

Robert Lord is the name used for Daniel’s father in at least one public r/HIMRFAM post title. The primary HIMR archive itself uses only “Dad” or “my dad” in the located titles, so this page treats Robert Lord as a searchable community identifier rather than an authenticated legal or preferred name.

The HIMR archive contains a cluster of first-person titles referring to “my Dad” or “my dad.” Those labels establish how the records were presented; without directly reviewed audio or independent corroboration, they do not establish the underlying biographical events.

Two black-and-white hand-drawn panels from the archived thumbnail for A Tribute to my Dad
Archived artwork for the 2019 tribute-labelled videoSource: A Tribute to my Dad — archived thumbnail · Internet Archive original JPEGArchived source image used for identification, historical context, and commentary.
Filename date Archive label Evidentiary use
2019-01-20 An update on my Dad’s situation Transcript-index title record; contents not reviewed here
2019-01-23 A Tribute to my Dad Visually checked animated retrospective; audio unchecked
2019-02-09 My dad died Death-announcement-labelled archive record; audio unchecked
2019-04-07 Burying my dad’s ashes Ashes-labelled title record; contents not reviewed here
2020-05-02 It’s been a year since I lost my dad Retrospective-labelled title record; contents not reviewed here

The January 23 tribute has been visually checked. It is presented as a sequence of hand-drawn scenes rather than conventional on-camera footage. Its audio has not been directly reviewed in this environment, so no narrated family-history claim is reproduced here.

The 2015 source catalogue does not consistently identify every off-camera voice or person on screen. Those appearances will be added only when a raw segment supports the identification directly.