News Summary
The North Augusta community is heartbroken following the passing of Mrs. Mary L. Robinson. A beloved member of Shaws Creek Baptist Church, Mrs. Robinson left a lasting impact on those around her through her kindness and commitment to community service. Survived by her husband, son, and extended family, her legacy of love and generosity will continue to inspire the community. Arrangements for her memorial service are underway, and tributes can be sent through floral arrangements or memorial trees.
North Augusta Community Mourns the Loss of Mrs. Mary L. Robinson
North Augusta, SC – The community is grieving the loss of Mrs. Mary L. Robinson, who passed away on June 3, 2025. A native of New York, Mrs. Robinson was a cherished member of the local community and a devoted member of Shaws Creek Baptist Church.
Mrs. Robinson is survived by her husband Cleo Robinson, who continues to reside at their home. She leaves behind a son, Frankie Robinson, and his wife, Mary, who reside in North Augusta, SC. In addition to her immediate family, she is survived by two sisters: Delores Brown of Florida and Evelyn Wiggins of New York, along with three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. A large circle of relatives and friends also remembers her fondly.
Details regarding Mrs. Robinson’s memorial service are forthcoming, with arrangements being managed by G. L. Brightharp & Sons Mortuary-Aiken. Those wishing to pay tribute can express their condolences through floral arrangements sent to the memorial service. Furthermore, the option to plant memorial trees in honor of Mary Lee Robinson is available through a Sympathy Store, allowing community members to contribute to her memory in a meaningful way.
A Lifelong Contribution to the Community
Throughout her life, Mrs. Robinson was actively involved in her church and the greater North Augusta community. She exhibited a passionate commitment to helping others and was known for her warm spirit and generosity. Friends and family alike have remembered her as a source of strength and support in their lives.
Legacy of Love and Kindness
Mrs. Robinson’s legacy extends far beyond her immediate family. Her nurturing nature touched the lives of many in her community, and she was often seen reaching out to those in need. The relationships she fostered through her kindness and compassionate spirit will be remembered by all who knew her.
Next Steps in the Mourning Process
As the community processes this loss, further details about memorial services and community support efforts will be communicated. Mrs. Robinson’s contributions to both the church and the local community have ensured that her memory will endure, inspiring others to follow in her footsteps of service and kindness.
In this difficult time, the community stands united in their grief, honoring Mrs. Robinson’s life, love, and the indelible mark she has left on those around her. The support provided to her family during this time reflects the strong bonds of friendship and fellowship forged in North Augusta.
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Additional Resources
- G. L. Brightharp Mortuary: Mary Robinson’s Obituary
- Legacy.com: Mary Robinson’s Obituary
- New York Times: Mary Robinson
- Wikipedia: Mary Robinson
- Google Search: Mary Robinson
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