Lisa Robinson-Robertson Obituary in Quitman at Stevens-McGhee Funeral Home, Inc.

Obituary For Lisa Robinson-Robertson

Lisa Faye Robinson-Robertson was born on September 2, 1965 in Boston, GA.

Lisa was a member of the Thomas County School System family. She was stationed at Thomas County Central High School as a receptionist from 1988 to 2020, 32 years when she retired. As a front office receptionist she worked 5 telephone lines all day long. She greeted everyone with a genuine beautiful smile. Lisa was loved by parents and students who appreciated her professionalism

Lisa also worked as a Guidance clerk from 2011 to 2020. She was a dedicated transcriptionist. Lisa often traveled to the Thomas County Public library to get transcripts for former students to allow them to continue their education for better employment. Lisa was loved and appreciated by the counselor staff for dedication and service.

Lisa joined Crossroad Christian Center under leadership of Pastor and Lady Holloway which was re-named Rebirth Ministries. She served as a Church Administrator.

She was preceded in death with her mother Annie Pearl Robinson.

She is survived by her husband William Robertson, her daughter Danitra Jones, her father Willie Ed Robinson, Her sister Debra Cowart (Solomon), her brother Michael Robinson (Beverly), Like a sister Taneshia Davis, her niece Keltrice Robinson, her nephew Justin Robinson, 2 lovable grandchildren Nevaeh Renee Jones (Sugar) and Patrick Jamel Jones Jr. (PJ), and great niece Jordan Smith. A host of aunts, cousins, and friends.

Visitation will be Friday, August 19, 2022 at the Stevens-McGhee Chapel from 11AM-7PM.

A celebration of life will be Saturday, August 20, 2022 at 1PM at the Boston Community Cemetery with Pastor Horace Holloway, III, eulogist. Visit this website or our Stevens-McGhee Funeral Home Facebook page to view a livestream of the celebration on Saturday.

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Sending love and prayers. I pray you will have peace today. 🙏🏽
Carisa

My condolences goes out to the family. Lisa was my classmate and such a soft spoken person during our school years I remember. My heart will forever remember the years I shared with her. Clera Thompson

Mrs. Lisa was so humble & meek... and had a voice like an angel. Sending our deepest sympathy, sincere condolences, much love, and continued prayers for Mr. Bill and the Robertson Family. ~Min. Ashley Williams & Family~

With deepest sympathy an love for the Robertson family praying that God.keeps.your family strong calvin Johnson

I've known Ms. Lisa since she worked in the front office when I was a TCCHS student. As an employee, I got to visit with her the last few years she worked for the school system in her position with the TCCHS Guidance Office. What a lovely woman! I have nothing but warm memories of her. I never saw her in a bad mood, and she always tried to help however she could. She had a special warmth and calm that made people feel appreciated and at ease. Although she never wanted the spotlight upon her, few people could ignore the beautiful light that shone from within her. I'll never forget Ms. Lisa.
My mother and I send our best to Ms. Lisa's loved ones. There's a hole in your lives, no doubt -- but remembering the good times shared and lessons she taught you will help you through those moments when you miss her so much it's hard to breathe. You'll honor her caring nature through doing good deeds for others -- I still remember the ones she did for me -- and she'll live on always. Our thoughts, prayers, hugs, and love are with everyone.
~ Alma & Teresa Williams

May God give the family of the late Mrs Robertson strength RIP Lisa you will be greatly missed condolences from Muriel (Tina) Coleman

From The Shaw and Ham Family we're sending our love and Sympathy❤️

Henry & Diana Roberts send words of comfort to the family of Ms. Lisa (as we affectionately called her). We first met her (& Mr. Bill) at Crossroad Christian Center. From the moment we met until the last time we encountered her presence, Ms. Lisa always walked in a joyous, genuine, never-ending spirit of humility. May your beautiful spirit soar, Ms. Lisa. We will miss you dearly!!

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.

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