Emily-Robertson-Obituary

Emily Robertson

Virginia Beach, Virginia

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Emily G. Robertson VIRGINIA BEACH - Dr. Emily G. Robertson, 63, went to be with Jesus unexpectedly Sept. 19, 2010 in the comfort of her home. Dr. Robertson was born April 14, 1947 to the late Dennison and Edythe Gillespie in Bluefield, W.Va. She was a longtime member of Temple Baptist Church,...

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I have such wonderful memories of Emily when we worked together at the Eastern Virginia Medical School. She was a joy to know and call friend. Emily will be missed she was the bestest.

I remember Emily saying once, "Ya know...you are one of my few students at CoA who dares to call me Emily....and I LIKE IT!!!" One of the greatest qualities this woman had, aside from her genuine kindness, was how very down to earth she was. Emily was a great advisor and mentor to me during my CoA days in Manteo - she helped me find my way and, no matter how busy, was always willing to spend a few moments to chat. My condolences to her family, of which she was ALWAYS so proud - I can only...

Sympathy to your wonderful family, who were all special friends of my son during his high school years. May you find peace in knowing the contribution Emily made to so many people's lives.

Doctor Robertson was my SGA advisor for the Dare Campus at COA, my mentor, and my friend. We shared a many of tears and goodtimes. She was one of the people that made me who I am today She loved the Redskins. Eventhough I was a Cowboy fan, she stil loved me the same. I will always remember her and cheerish the memories that we had. Doc, I will miss you and to the family may God be with you in this time of sadness. Be Blessed.

Words can not express how I feel at this moment. I'm really going to miss a dear friend. We had a special bond that will remain until we meet again. Love you Doc. Your Malinda

Emily was a unique, caring, and unforgettable person.

I have so many wonderful memories (and funny stories!) of attending graduate school together at William and Mary, where we earned our doctorates in Higher Education Administration. (Only Emily could pull off a particular class presentation on higher education marketing dressed in a chicken suit!)

Any person who has known Emily will always remember her zest for life, her living faith, and her compassion for others.

May knowing you're
in the hearts and thoughts of others
help you and yours
through this time of sorrow.

We are very sorry for your loss, know that our hearts and prayers go out to all the family during your time of sorrow.