Lucille-Robertson-Obituary

Lucille Robertson

Auburn, California

1931 - 2010

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Lucille Robertson 3/1/1931 - Lucille Robertson of Auburn died suddenly of a stroke on Tuesday the 16th of November with her family at her hospital bedside. Born March 1, 1931 in Oklahoma City, Okla., to H.V. and Myrtle Riley, city girl Lucille was a Sophomore Homecoming Princess at Capitol Hill...

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LUCILLE WAS THE MOST ADMIRED FRIEND WE HAVE EVER KNOWN, A GODLY WOMEN WHO LIVED HER L;IFE FOR THE LORD AND TO DO GOOD FOR ALL WHO NEEDED HER. YOU WILL BE MISSED MY FRIEND. LEE AND JOYCE WARNER

LEE AND JOYCE WARNER HAD THE JOY AND PLEASURE OF KNOWING AND HAVING LUCY FOR OUR NEIGHBOR IN SADDLEBACK FOR OVER 10YEARS-THIS LADY WAS THE TOP OF THE TOP OF ANY MOUNTAIN-SHE WAS BEAUTIFUL INSIDE AND OUTSIDE-THERE WILL ONLY BE ONE WOMAN AS LOVELY AND SERVED THE LORD LIKE LUCILLE ROBERTSON

I love you Grandma!!! I am so sorry i was not there with you when you left us:(
You were the greatest Grandma ever!! I will always remember your sweet voice and everlasting beauty. You had a big kind heart that never stopped giving. I hope to see you again someday in Heaven<3

Robertson Family,

Lucille was one of the sweetest women I knew. She had that hospitality that made everyone feel like they were part of the family when you walked in the door. Fred was the luckiest man alive to have been married to her for all these many years and that relationship was an inspiration to all who ever saw it. We should all aspire to achieve to have that kind of relationship and love. Our deepest sympathy goes out to all of the Robertson family, especially Fred.

Our thoughts are with all the Robertson family--we just went through some old pictures of a party in Meadow Vista years ago with Fred and Lucille among the attendees. She was a lovely lady.
Ben Slater and Benalyn Seeley

Mom
You were the best mom a fella could have. You were always there when I needed someone to talk to and understand me. Even though I was your biggest pain, you always loved me. Remember how you always said "I love you more" whenever I said I love you? I cannot see how you could love me more than I do you right now. You will be in my heart and in my thoughts for the rest of my life. I miss you and will see you when we are reunited in Heaven. I love you.

Love Dan

You made me feel like family from the first time I met you. You always made anyone feel welcome. You had the sweetest voice, I would love to listen to you talk (especially about Danny). Your children are a testimony of what a wonderful mother you were. If someone was to ask me to define a true Christian, I would define it with one word, Lucille. Your love was always unconditional and from the heart. I am truly blessed to have had you in my life. I will miss your wonderful stories and most...