Susie Sears Robinson

Susie Robinson Obituary

ROBINSON - Susie Sears, 50, born August 3, 1957, passed away December 14, 2007 from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. Susie lived in Oklahoma City during her youth and young adult years. Susie moved to Tulsa nearly 20 years ago where she made many friends. Susie lived life to the fullest. She never met a stranger and had a generous heart. Susie loved to garden and loved her dogs. Susie served in the US Army and was deployed to Iraq during Desert Storm, until she was unfortunately injured and had to return to the states. She dedicated the past 13 years of her life to various veteran causes. Susie is survived by: her best friend, her mother, Carlene McCoy; step-father, Jim McCoy; brother, Jeff Sears; sister, Lisa Sears Thompson, all of Tulsa; her father, Darrell Sears; and grandmother, Opal Sears; half-sister, Ashlee Sears, all of Oklahoma City; uncle, Ted Johnson of Hinton and many cousins, nephews and nieces. VIEW AND SIGN THE ONLINE GUEST BOOK: www.legacy.com/tulsaworld

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Published by Tulsa World on Dec. 30, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Susie Robinson

13 Entries

Ramona Mustain-Fletcher

January 9, 2008

I knew Susie since 3rd grade at Western Oaks. She was always so encouraging to others. It is exciting to know that she was an advocate for veterans. That was so like her wanting to help others. May the peace of God be with you.

Chris Mason

January 5, 2008

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived. May you take comfort from caring family and friends around you.
I was truly sorry when I learned of her passing. Please know that God's love surrounds all who knew and loved her.
Sincerely,

Carla Parvis

January 2, 2008

To my Aunt, Uncle, Jeff and Lisa words can not express how sorry I am for your loss. I have a lot of great memories of Susie. She gave me my first job when I was 17 at the litte restuarant she had in Geary. She was one of the best cooks and I have so many great memories of the Thanksgivings and other family gatherings we shared. Mostly I will miss her laughter and her big heart.

Clyde Hanger,JR.

December 30, 2007

I am very sorry to hear of Susie. I have known Susie since Western Oaks and PCW. She will be miss. May the Thoughts, Love and Prayers be with her Family and Friends.

Charlotte Halbrook-Caughron

December 28, 2007

My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Susie. I was a classmate of Susies in 3rd grade at Western Oaks Elementary, many memories there with Susie.
Remember the laughter and the kindness she shared. Each time a gentle breeze touches your cheek or a butterfly passes by remember she is there. Enjoy those wings Susie, you earned them!

Kevin Strong

December 26, 2007

To the Sears and Robinson families, I grew up and new Susie since 1st grade up until I moved away after 8th grade. Back in elementary school, she and I hung out together during the summer either at the YMCA, or just running around the neighborhood. I took a dare in 2nd grade in Ms.House's class and let her teach me the swim, while sitting in our seats, which I must say I did rather well until Ms.House came back into class and caught me not to mention getting licks behind the coat rack wall. I've wondered often as to whatever happened to that wonderful friend. May God bless her as she walks with the other angels

Kim Strickland-Bennion

December 26, 2007

What a fond memory I have of Susie as a classmate of PCW. Laughing was what she did best. My sincerest love and well wishes to those left behind.

Sincerely,

Kim Strickland Bennion

Chaun Ballard Hill

December 26, 2007

My warmest regards and regrets to Susie's family as you all make your own ways through the rest of your journeys with out Susie. I'm sure it will be difficult waiting to rejoin her but you all will in due time.
I went to school with Susie all 12 years and easily remember her for the bright light and gallant force she truly was.
I'm sad she has lived such a short life but what a GO OF IT she made!
Susie will always be with us in our hearts and minds. I know she will be watching over all her loved ones as she always has.
Respectfully,
Chaun Ballard Hill (Phoenix, Arizona)

Randy Lawson

December 24, 2007

I had the good fortune to know Susie from Putnam City West. I was saddened to hear of her passing, but know that she is a better place and know that she is watching down on all of us and her fellow veterans. I would like to share this thought with the Sear's family and hope that it brings some comfort to them knowning that she will be deeply missed.

"When I must leave you For a little while--Please do not grieve, And shed wild tears; And hug your sorrow to you Through the years, But start out bravely, With a gallant smile; And for my sake And in my name, Live on and do All things the same, Feed not your loneliness On empty days, But fill each waking hour In useful ways, Reach out your hand In comfort and in cheer And I in turn will comfort you And hold you near; And never, never Be afraid to die, For I am waiting for you in the Sky!"

God's speed, Susie,

Cindy Forewood Weted

December 24, 2007

I am very sorry to hear of Susie's passing. I was a fellow PCW Patriot, and feel proud to have been called her classmate.

My thoughts and prayers are with the Sears family.

God bless you.

Sherri McDermott

December 24, 2007

I am saddened to hear of Susie's death. I always wondered where she was and how she was doing. We were quite close for a time during high school. My condolences to the Sears family. I am glad to know she gave of herself to the veterans. That is impressive. Sherri (Wallace) McDermott

Michael Maloney

December 23, 2007

I knew Susie at both P.C.West & at Western Oaks but, sadly, never got to know her. However, a fond memory I'll always have is the time in our English class at Oaks when, during our lunch break, Susie let Frank Prince try on one of her contact lens as he was curious what it would feel like. While getting the lens in was easy, getting it out almost ended up with a trip to the school nurse. Moments before class was to resume Susie finally got Frank to stop his rapid fire blinking and relax enough in order get this unique little suction tool onto the contact and out of his eye. Thank your Susie... I will always chuckle over that memory. Your light will be missed by those who knew you better than I.

Teresa Chapman

December 23, 2007

My thoughts and prayers are with your family. I had known Susie since elementary school at Western Oaks. She was always a very sweet woman and everyone liked her.

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