Service is everything to Devlin Robinson. 

Raised in the working-class Brookline neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Devlin attended Central Catholic High School. After graduation, he raised his hand and joined the United States Marine Corps – continuing a family tradition of military service dating back four generations.  

Following the 9/11 attacks, Devlin requested assignment to the infantry, ensuring him a spot on the front lines.  He would go on to serve three combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, where he fought as an infantryman in Nasiriyah (“ambush alley”), and later, in Fallujah – where Devlin’s unit fought door-to-door to rescue Army POW Jessica Lynch.

Upon his honorable discharge, Devlin returned home to Pittsburgh and successfully founded his own company, Veterans Medical Technology. Under the GI Bill, Devlin earned a business degree from Robert Morris University, followed promptly by obtaining his MBA from the University of Pittsburgh’s Katz School of Business.

A resident of Bridgeville PA, Devlin serves a great number of philanthropic groups – including the Bridgeville/South Fayette International Rotary, Knights of Columbus, Ancient Order of the Hibernians, Peters Township VFW, Bridgeville American Legion, Bethel Park Marine Corps League, and St. Barbara Catholic Church.  

Devlin cherishes his time volunteering with numerous Veterans’ organizations in and around the 37th District, and is also the PA State Commander for the Italian American War Veterans.