Earl Robinson

He was the youngest male sibling of the late Jessie and Nannie Robinson. He attend public school in King George, Virginia. Earl worked as a Grounds Keeper before joining the United States Army in 1953, where he served for 2 years and was honorably discharged in 1955. Earl returned home and worked as a laborer until he retired then spent most of his time attending his garden until he fell ill. Earl leaves to mourn his son, Dennis Washington, of Fredericksburg, VA, two granddaughters; Niesha Washington, Shnia Washington, and two grandsons: Antonio Washington, Alonza Washington; two sisters: Ms. Dora Robinson of Dahlgren, Virginia, Ms. Mandy Bundy of Colonial Beach, Virginia and an abundance of nieces, nephews, and friends.

The Final Flight:

Don’t grieve for me; I am in God’s hands. I could not stay another day, to laugh, to love, to work; I’ve found peace. Remember me with joy and laughter; be not burdened with times of sorrow, because my life’s has been full. Don’t lengthen my passing with undo grief; Lift up your hearts, miss me but let me go, because God has set me free. “Author unknown”