Virginia Hayes Robinson, age 80, of Riverside, Texas died Sunday March 8, 2015 @ Avalon Nursing Home in Trinity, Texas.
SERVICE
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Saturday March 14, 2015 @ 12 noon
Location: Riverside Baptist Church
2359 FM 980 Road, Riverside, Texas 77367
Officiating Minister: Rev. Ronald Davis
Eulogist: Rev. Ural Massey
Interment following service in St. Olive Cemetery, Huntsville, Texas
VISITATION:
Friday, March 13, 2015 12:00pm - 06:00 pm
Location: 108 Cemetery Street, Trinity, Texas 75862
Final Arrangements made by Emanuel Funeral Home - Trinity
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OBITUARY for VIRGINIA HAYES ROBINSON
Virginia Robinson was born to the late Dennis Hayes and Mary Kizzie Hayes on February 19, 1935 in Red Branch, Texas.
Virginia attended school in the Riverside Community.
She worked many years for home and health care.
Virginia confessed her love for Christ at an early age at Pilgrim Ridge C.O.G.I.C.. She later moved her membership to Broyles Chapel Baptist Church in Riverside, Texas, under the leadership of Rev. Ural Massey and Rev. Ronald Davis.
On March 8, 1969 she was united in holy matrimony to the late L.T. Robinson to whom they shared twenty four beautiful years until his departure in 1993.
On the same day that Virginia was married, March 8th but in 2015, forty six years later, she was reunited with the loved of her life to celebrate their anniversary in Heaven.
Virginia departed her earthly life on Sunday, March 8, 2015. She was preceded in death by her father and mother, Dennis and Mary Hayes; husband, L.T. Robinson; sister, Jewel Lenzy; great grandson, Ronald Greggs, Jr.
Her loving memory will always live in the hearts of her three daughters:
Joyce Martin of Houston, Texas, Ida Andrews of Riverside, Texas, Mary Harris
(Richard) of Trinity, Texas; one son, Lonnie Hayes, Sr. (Abba) of Huntsville, Texas; one sister, Reeva Perkins (Lonnie) of Riverside, Texas; a special nephew, Robert Hayes of Riverside, Texas; ten grandchildren; 19 great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren; four special friends, Virginia Moten, Freddie White, Dossie Terrell, and Mildred Green, a host of nephews, nieces, other relatives and friends.