Susan Irene

Robinson

"We never lose the one we love, for even though they are gone, within the hearts of those who care, their memories linger on."

Mother Susan Irene Robinson was born on November 20, 1953 in Amory, MS at Gilmore Memorial Hospital.  She was born to Wade and Ruby Dixon.  She was loved by her parents and siblings.  She started her young adult life as a homemaker with her former Husband, Pastor Willis Joe Robinson.  To this union, six children were born.

Mother Susan was an inspirational and spiritual Woman who loved and believed every word written by God.  She shared the Word of God with family and friends.  She loved encouraging others through scripture and her personal experiences.  So much so, she actually preached a trial message to a congregation at Carter's Chapel Church under the leadership of the Late Bishop Dr. G.T. Howell.  She attended other churches during her life, as well.  The Pentecostal Church of God in Amory under the leadership of Bishop JJ Sears, Holy Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor Richard Freeman, and Restoration Sanctuary under the leadership of Pastor Earnest B. Morgan.  Mother Susan was always obedient to those who ruled in the church setting.  She loved  her leaders and never forgot their teachings.  She became acquainted with Pastor James Howell throughout her illness.  She valued his visits and prayers.  She enjoyed viewing Carter's Chapel Church's Live Stream Church Services and dialing in to First Lady Kim Howell and Lady Alma Williams' Unstoppable Intercessory Prayer Line.  She enjoyed prayer with Pastor Sharon Drayton and other Women of God.  She loved gospel music. She enjoyed The Mighty Clouds of Joy, who was a favorite of her own Mother.  Her favorite quartet singer was Mr. Lee Williams.  Before Mother Susan's life ended, she rededicated her life to the Lord.  She was confident she would see the Lord's face in peace.

A very beautiful and intelligent lady, "Nikki", as she was affectionately known, was educated in the West Amory School System.  Throughout her lifetime, she held various types of employment of which she was very proud.  "Nikki" was proven to be very valuable and very skillful at each and every one.  The most valuable of all, was that of "Mama", "Granny", " Big Mama', "Sister" and "Aunt Niggie".

God sent  Nikki not just to be a precious memory, but a heart of love that touched so many in different ways.  She is absent from our sight, but never parting from our hearts.  Nikki was treasured by so many.  Memories of her will be sincerely cherished.  Those left to cherish sweet memories of her are a loving, devoted life companion of over thirty years, Mr. Danny Nichols her loving caretaker.  Her children: Tracy Lechelle (Preston) Hadley of Amory, MS, Erica Shellynease Jackson of Amory, MS, Kiesha Eiyon (Jamie) Dobbs of Toney, AL, Joe Jr. III (Malinda) Robinson, Amory, MS, Jannie Nicole (Marcus) Marsh of Amory, MS, Carla Danielle (Russell) Robinson-Sims of Amory, MS, and Willis Andra (Ykesha) Robinson of Amory, MS.  Grandchildren Marty, Divante Sr.,  Armonte, Quinlan, Nasheryca, Angel, Jakobe, Braylon, Brooklyn, Jakevion, Jakeylin, Jamari, Brandon, Jabrean, Amiya, Janiya, Marcus Jr, Jabrielle, Kenyion, Kaliyah, Jabari, Nautica, Keshun, Carmen, Desiree, Khloe, Natetron, and Ashton. Great Grandchildren: Divante Jr, Azalyn, Aidon, Isah, Yona, Superior, Iyonna, Selena and JB. One Brother, Charles (Anita) Dixon, Nettleton, MS. Four Sisters: Evangelist Mary L. Morgan ( Elder Willie D.) Grand Rapids, Lois T. (William) Blunt, Edna R. Dixon, Grand Rapids, MI, and Linda (Steve) Leatherwood.