Washington, District of Columbia
MOORE ROXIE ANN MOORE Roxie Ann Moore left us on February 13, 2012, just one month before her 96th birthday. Roxie was born March 15th 1916 in Neabsco, Prince William County, Virginia. One of the eighteen children born to Lillian "Ada Dell" Owens-Richardson and George Robert Robinson, she was...
Read MoreHappy Birthday Aunt Roxie!!!!!!! On this day would had been 96 years young and we know that you're up there celebrating.. We love and miss you!!!
Lucretia and Shontise Clarke
March 15, 2012 | Forestville, MD
A Beautiful and Talented lady is gone, the last sister of George Robinson my father. May her spirit live on in all of us. Rest in Peace Aunt Roxie. Betty & Richard Hawkins.
Betty Hawkins
February 28, 2012 | Stafford, VA
Words cannot express our loss. I remember you from my childhood and playing with Robin in our front yard. Many blessings!!! R. I. P.
Carolyn Robinson (Blacknell)
February 26, 2012 | Centreville, VA
The memories she has given me are so precious. The advice, letters, bible verses, but most of all the prayers she prayed with me and for me. Love you always Aunt Roxie. Edie
Walter & Edith {Robinson} Snyder
February 25, 2012
Aunt Roxie
I always loved you and you will be always remember in my heart.
YOUR NEPHEW SONNY& Judy ROBINSON
GEORGE ROBINSON
February 25, 2012 | FAIRFAX, VA
My condolences to The Family. No words can express the lost, but comfort comes in knowing Roxie's salvation. A Godly legency is never in vain, but an example to which we are to live. Wisdom and Knowledge from above was surely past on from the Lord to Roxie. I only met Roxie once when I lived across from her daughter Robin. Robin inherited her mothers wisdom and she past some awesome wisdom to me.
Thoughts, Love and Prayers to all, Joan Vial-Parilak and Jonathan Parilak.
Joan Vial-Parilak
February 25, 2012 | Lynchburg, VA
Aunt Roxie, your sister "Janie" gave my brother, my sister and I a home. I'm Anthony, one of the twins; we were her foster children. I have fond memories of visiting you with Ma-Jane (that's what we called her). I enjoyed those visits; I look back on them fondly. It was an honor to hear of your legacy, thank you for being faithful in Christ's Kingdom.
Rev. Kenneth "Anthony" McHeard and family Schenectady New York
February 24, 2012
Aunt Roxie- gone but never forgotten. The children of "your favorite niece", will forever hold you near and dear to our hearts. The Lord needed an angel so he chose you! You will be missed.
Rev. Robert & Terri Bumbrey & family- Stafford, Va.
February 23, 2012
Aunt Roxie, you were our example of a faithful servant. Your perseverence is an example to us of the truth of the gospel. The race is not to the swift nor the battle to the strong but he that endureth to the end. Love until we meet again. David and Lucile Robinson, Manassas, VA (George Robinson's Family)
February 23, 2012