Kitty F Robinson

Kitty F. Robinson

April 8, 1943 - June 9, 2025

Kitty F. Robinson, a vibrant soul with a quick wit and boundless curiosity, passed away peacefully on June 9, 2025. Born to Robert and Josephine Johnson, Kitty's journey took her from the sunny coasts of California to the close-knit communities of Northfield, New Hampshire, and finally to the welcoming arms of Seneca, South Carolina.

A woman of endless interests, Kitty was especially enchanted by antiques - each piece telling a story that fed her love of learning. She wasn't one for degrees but was a lifelong student of life itself, passing that passion for discovery to her children, grandchildren, and friends alike.

Kitty and her beloved husband, William E. Robinson Jr., shared decades of laughter, love, and teasing-a bond so strong it was visible in every glance and chuckle, even through life's hardest moments. After Bill's passing in 2015, Kitty found a new chapter surrounded by family in Seneca, growing her faith and embracing the joy of connection with her brother Robert, his wife Linda, and their family.

She is lovingly survived by her three children - Zoey Lane, Edward Robinson, and Zanne Rigoli; her grandchildren Zananda Hayes, Hayden Rigoli, Eben Robinson, and Zarek Harbor; her great-grandchildren Hadley and Evelynn Hayes, and Christopher Vargas; her sisters Heather Johnson and Tami Vinson; her brothers Robert Johnson and David Johnson; and her special nephew, Joey Perez, who held a dear place in her heart.

Kitty may have been wonderfully imperfect, but through her faith and acceptance of Jesus as her Savior, she found forgiveness, peace, and eternal love. Her journey reminds us that grace is greater than our flaws, and that redemption is always possible.

Kitty's legacy is one of laughter, learning, love, and faith - a beautiful mosaic of moments that will continue to inspire all who knew her.

A celebration of her life will be held on August 16, 2025, at 2:00 PM at Crosspoint Church, Room #150. Stories, smiles, and memories will fill the room as brightly as Kitty's spirit did in life.