Wayne Keith Robinson

Wayne Keith Robinson was born on October 9, 1948, in Baltimore, Maryland. He departed this earthly life on Monday, December 29, 2025, in Florence, South Carolina, at the age of 77. Wayne was the beloved son of the late Columbus Robinson and Margaret Johnson Fisher. He was educated in the Baltimore City Public School System and later earned his GED in December of 1983. Wayne continued his education at Catonsville Community College. He proudly served his country in the United States Army beginning in 1968 and later attended Job Corps, where he trained and became a skilled electrician.
Wayne was truly a people's person-never afraid to speak his mind and always letting people know exactly how he felt. He had a special way of getting under everyone's skin, only to sit back and laugh about it, leaving memories that will forever bring smiles to those who knew him.
Wayne loved life and delighted in spending time with family and friends. He took great pride in pampering and spoiling his wife, Louvenia, and made it his mission to always take care of her. A devoted sports fan, Wayne especially loved watching football and cheering on his beloved Baltimore Ravens. When he could, he also enjoyed attending Orioles and Ravens games in person.
Wayne appreciated the finer things in life, which showed in his love for traveling and enjoying quality comforts. One of his greatest pleasures was seafood-especially Maryland crabs, and only if they were jumbos. Anything less simply wouldn't do.
On October 26, 2017, Wayne and Louvenia decided to leave the cold Baltimore winters behind and relocated to the warmer, sunnier days of Quinby, South Carolina, where they built a new chapter of their life together.
Wayne was first married to Hilda Fletcher on May 13, 1968, and from that union two children were born: Barbara Robinson-German and Keith Robinson. Later, Wayne chased the love of his life, Louvenia, until he finally caught her. They were married on April 11, 1989, and shared over 35 years of love, devotion, and partnership.
Wayne found his lifelong career with the United States Postal Service, where he dedicated 22 years of service before retiring.
Wayne was preceded in death by his parents, Margaret Johnson Fisher and Columbus Robinson; his sisters, Carolyn and Marilyn Robinson; his brothers, George and Glenn Robinson; his daughter, Joyce Moss; his son, Gregory Horton; and his grandson, Domonic Moss.
He leaves to cherish his memory and carry on his legacy his loving and devoted wife, Louvenia Robinson; siblings Dale Robinson and Tommy Harris (Carol); children Vanessa Horton-Cullery (Cameron Culley, who preceded him in death), Wanda Dorsey (James), Sharon Coleman (Reginald), Barbara Robinson-German, Keith Robinson, his adopted son, Anthony Graves and his beloved Baby Boy, Frisco; his grandchildren, Gerald Moss Jr., Deterio Moss (Sarah), Shanika Jones-Jordan (Tavon), Teara Mills (Wade), Brandon Washington (Terri), Renardo Robinson, Jessica Richman (Johnakee), Keith Robinson, Kemondre Robinson, Mariah German, Jasmine Terry (Anthony), Jada Coleman, Kenard Robinson, and Jakorian German; his great-grandchildren: Ricky, Jada, Antoine, Shayla, Shatira, Adara, Roland, and Azariah; his great-great-grandchildren, Jeremiah and Leilah, along with a host of loving nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.