Lee Ray Robinson

Brother Lee Ray Robinson Sr., was born August 5. 1928, to the spiritually blessed union of the late Franklin and Melta Lee (Woolbright) Robinson. Brother Lee and his three siblings suffered the loss of their mother at an early age. The family later moved from Sanderson (Baker County) Florida to Jesup Georgia. A strict, loving and religious rearing reinforced through Wayne County's Public School System enriched his life greatly. Bro. Robinson and Rose Lillian (Snowden) Robinson (the absolute love of his life), were avid basketball players during their high school days. This relationship produced a bond of a love that began the lives of 5 daughters and 1 son. A true Patriarch, he was tirelessly dedicated to his wife, children and community. He was a "jack of all trades' and admired by many. Brother Lee Ray Robinson Sr., was born August 5. 1928, to the spiritually blessed union of the late Franklin and Melta Lee (Woolbright) Robinson. Brother Lee and his three siblings suffered the loss of their mother at an early age. The family later moved from Sanderson (Baker County) Florida to Jesup Georgia. A strict, loving and religious rearing reinforced through Wayne County's Public School System enriched his life greatly. Bro. Robinson and Rose Lillian (Snowden) Robinson (the absolute love of his life), were avid basketball players during their high school days. This relationship produced a bond of a love that began the lives of 5 daughters and 1 son. A true Patriarch, he was tirelessly dedicated to his wife, children and community. He was a "jack of all trades' and admired by many that knew him. Bro. Lee worked diligently for Amtrak for 34 years. Accolades and recognitions he received were indicative of his deep sense of responsibility and respect for others. He touched many lives through his signature style of " hospitality". His skills as chef often took center stage. He received rave reviews. Peach cobbler, collard greens and sweet potato pies were a few of his specialties. He was a fantastic cook and host. Bro. Robinson retired from Amtrak July 27, 1990. Bro. Robinson suffered a massive stroke 2006. His family was devastated. Mrs. Robinson became a team leader providing constant loving care for her husband until her demise on May 14, 2009. Angels of mercy ministered to Bro. Robinson as he transitioned home to rest, January 5, 2013. Those that remain to mourn and remember Bro. Robinson's legacy are his children; Elder Betty Moore (James) of Lauderhill Florida, Cheryl Chester (Andrew) of Orlando Florida, Barbara Seymour, Doris Robinson, Lee Ray Robinson Jr., Deborah Jenkins (Bruce) all of Jacksonville; numerous grandchildren, great- grandchildren and one great-great granddaughter, Geonie Taliyah Seymour; Edward Robinson (Thelma ,Edward Jr.) of Columbus Georgia. He was also preceded in death by two grandsons; Napolean and Brian Randolph, both of Jacksonville Florida. Brother,. Two siblings preceded him in death; Clarence Robinson (Carletha) and Ollie Mae Robinson; both of Jesup Georgia. Brothers and sisters 'at heart" are David J. Snowden of New York, Gwendolyn Miller of Savannah Georgia, Pearl Reid (Arris) of Atlanta Georgia, and Veronica Heyward (Robert) also of Savannah, Georgia. A host of loving nieces, nephews, cousins and friends also witnessed his footprints.

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