Name: Visitation for Flossie Mae Robison Rayburn
Start: 2016-03-28T22:00:00.000Z
End: 2016-03-29T02:00:00.000Z
Location: Hixson Brothers Funeral Homes - Pineville

Flossie Mae Robison Rayburn

Services for Mrs. Flossie Robison Rayburn will be held at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, March 29, 2016 in the Chapel of Hixson Brothers, Pineville with Reverend Philip Robertson and Reverend Greg Carroll officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park.

The family requests that visitation be observed Monday at Hixson Brothers, Pineville from 5:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. and will continue on Tuesday from 8:00 a.m. until time of service.

Mrs. Rayburn, 91, of Libuse passed from this life, Thursday, March 24, 2016 at her residence.

Mrs. Rayburn, affectionately known as Ms. Flossie, was born in Crowley, Louisiana on November 13, 1924. She graduated from Crowley High School and went on to graduate from Southern Baptist Hospital in New Orleans, as an RN. There she met Dr. Albert Lane Rayburn III. They were married in Crowley on December 23, 1951.They moved to Pineville in 1958 and moved to Libuse in 1977. For many years she worked alongside her husband and sons as a nurse/office manager for Rayburn Surgical Clinic.

Flossie was a member and Past Matron of The Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 60 in Tioga. Also a member of First Baptist Church, Crowley, Pineville Park Baptist Church, Pineville and Philadelphia Baptist Church, Libuse and the Czech Museum Association.

Raised on a farm Flossie appreciated nature, she loved God and relished life. Flossie reveled in her family and friends. She achieved her goals and was always willing to learn something new. She will be remembered for her generous nature and always being there for anyone who needed.

She was preceded in death by her husband of 53 years, Dr. A. L. Rayburn; parents, Dave and Florence McCullough Robison; brothers, John D. "Buddy" Robison and wife, Josie and Carl Bruce Robison.

Those left to cherish her memory include her sons, Albert Lane Rayburn, III, PHD and wife, Virginia, Dr. Dave M. Rayburn and wife, Deborah, Dr. Bruce E. Rayburn and wife, Lori and James E. Rayburn, PHD and wife, Lisa; grandchildren, Albert Lane Rayburn, IV and wife, Rachel, Charlotte Mae Rayburn Landreth and husband, Jacob, Katharine Louise Rayburn, Emma Leigh Rayburn Rhodes and husband, Steven, Nicholas McCullough Rayburn, Rebekah Claire Rayburn, Lorin Allison Rayburn, Katie Lane Rayburn, Jordan Anita Rayburn, Bonni Elaine Rayburn, Tabitha Mae Rayburn, Kaitlin Gayle Rayburn; great-grandson, Daniel Malcom Rhodes.

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Published by The Town Talk on Mar. 27, 2016.

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Dianne Sarver

March 29, 2016

I got to know Mrs. Rayburn, aka Aunt Flossie in the mid-90's. She had business dealings in Crowley as well as family. We communicated via telephone monthly. It was routine; take care of business first and then talk family. Aunt Flossie LOVED her family, those here and those near her. She always made sure everyone was doing OK and if not, she needed to know. Such a smart, strong-willed woman. It's been many years since our last conversation but would ask about her thru family members. My prayers are with the family. I will always remember her fondly.

Cindy Bize Tullier

March 29, 2016

Charlotte,
So sorry for the loss of your Aunt Flossie.

Peggy Benedict

March 29, 2016

I remember Flossie she used to play with me when we visited my Great Uncle Dave. I talked to her the phone a few times.

David Lind

March 27, 2016

I never met Mrs. Rayburn, but I'm equally certain I would have enjoyed knowing her. That supposition is based upon the old adage that the acorn never falls far from the tree. I have known Drs. Dave & Bruce for awhile, and physically and professionally they have helped me along the way.
My father is a retired physician in BR, and Dave & Bruce remind me of him in that they seem to be patient-oriented and not shackled by health insurance companies or the almighty dollar. They practice medicine the old school way, and cenla is better for it. I'm sure Mrs. Rayburn was proud of her sons, and I wish them the best in dealing with her passing.
David Lind
Alexandria, LA

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