Dolores Caroline Johnson Robinson

Dolores Caroline Johnson Robinson became an angel in heaven April 21, 2020. She joins her loving husband Gilbert Donald Robinson (Bud) of almost 69 years. Desperately, she has missed him for 13 years. Born in New Orleans Louisiana on March 7, 1932 to the late Christian and Caroline Voss Johnson. She lived most of her married life in Bridge City Louisiana. The adored mom of her (5) girls, Debra Higgerson, Elaine Higgerson (Mickey), Hope Araujo, Rosemarie Koob (Gregory), Donnella Sampey (Floyd Jr). She loved and cherished each member of her family like they were her only. For that reason we lovingly list each of her (15) grandchildren, Angela Stewart (Seth), Michele Woll (Joseph), Gilbert (Buddy) Higgerson, Norah (Miney) Bowling (Kenny), Mike Higgerson, Koren Boudion, Dawn Blaisure, Melissa Araujo, Jose Araujo (JamiLyn Hinchey), Ingrid Shores (Clark), Armando Araujo (Kacie), Jonathon Koob (Lacy), Jennifer Ladner (Conners), Floyd Sampey III (Ashley Thompson), Dustin Sampey (Olivia), Brad Sampey. (26) great grandchildren, Wesley Woll, Katelynn Higgerson, Abby Higgerson, Dylan Higgerson, Nicholas Higgerson, Brandon Higgerson, Taylor Borey, Michaila Bowling, Kennidey Bowling, Declan Blaisure, Colton Blaisure, Abigael Higginbotham, Rachael Higginbotham, Lauren Higginbotham, Carson Shores, Alexandra Shores, Addison Araujo, Aubrie Araujo, Caroline Koob, Chloe Koob, Juliet Ladner, August Ladner, Kyler Sampey, Carly Boudreaux, Emma Sampey, Vivian Sampey. (2) great-great grandchildren, Joseph (JoJo) and Jayden. She leaves behind her only living sibling of six, her oldest brother Chris Johnson and sister in law Connie (Bernard Johnson). Preceded in death by Chris’s wife sister-in-law Doris Johnson, Bernard Johnson, Marie Apffel (Connie), Yvonne Meinke Mauer (Pete and Ruddy), and Thelma Duffourc. Survived by her sister-in-law Karen Robinson Layus (Charlie). Preceded in death by sister-in-law Joyce Robinson Engelbracht (Mike) and her in-laws Gilbert Leroy Robinson and Matilda Camet Robinson. Loving Aunt Dee to numerous nieces and nephews. Our mom was devoted to our Dad Bud and her large family. Always boasting about her five daughters. Saying Pepsi cures all and enjoying everyone she drank. Was always overly excited to hug her many babies. She loved to tell and write stories. Enjoyed what she called “rodaying” with her big smile to visit everyone. She was a homemaker, Air Force wife and former owner of two Golden Cleaners in Algiers until her retirement. After retiring, she continued to work part time at K-mart and Pepsi. Always ending our visits with our “I love you” and her “I love you more” and a big giggle. Our sweet mama, we “Love You More”. Thank you to Wynhoven for caring and loving her when we couldn’t be there. To West Jefferson and Heart of Hospice for caring for her and allowing our facetimes from your personal phones. True angels on earth, with this being our only communication during the Covid 19 virus pandemic. In lieu of flowers, Masses or contributions in her memory to the church that you are a member of are preferred. A private service and burial will be held in Restlawn Park Cemetery, Avondale. A Mass in her honor will be celebrated when allowed. An online guestbook is available at www.westsideleitzeagan.com.