Tina Geniece Robinson

Tina Geniece Robinson was a woman whose presence could never be mistaken and whose love could never be forgotten.

Born on July 30, 1965, in Tyler, Smith County, Texas, to Cornell Robinson and Eva Lois Williams, Tina lived a life filled

with personality, strength, laughter, generosity, creativity, and an unwavering love for her family.

Tina was a proud graduate of Lanier High School in Austin, Texas. Throughout her life, she developed a personality that

was uniquely her own. She was funny, loving, outspoken, and strong-willed. She was never afraid to speak her mind, stand

up for what she believed in, or let the world know exactly who she was. Those who knew Tina understood that she was one

of a kind. Her words, her laughter, and her unforgettable personality left impressions that will remain in the hearts of those

who loved her.

Beneath her strong spirit was a heart filled with compassion and generosity. Tina was a true giver. If she had something to

give, she was willing to share it. She did not have to have much to show kindness, and her willingness to give reflected the

size of her heart. She loved her family deeply and cherished the people who were part of her life. Family was precious to

Tina, and the love she had for them was something she carried throughout her journey.

Her Faith and Love for Music

Tina had a special appreciation for music, especially Gospel and Blues. She loved praise and worship, and Gospel music

held a meaningful place in her heart. There was something special about the joy, comfort, and expression she found in

music. Her love for praise and worship reflected a beautiful part of her spirit and the things that brought her happiness.

Her Creativity and Passions

Tina was also a woman with a creative spirit. She enjoyed writing her books and drawing, finding ways to express her

imagination through both words and art. Writing allowed her to put her thoughts and creativity onto paper, while drawing

gave her another way to express herself. These passions were an important part of who she was. Her creativity, just like her

personality, was uniquely Tina's. The stories she wrote, the artwork she created, and the memories she leaves behind will

remain treasured pieces of her legacy.

Her Greatest Blessing: Family

Above all, Tina loved and cherished her family. Her children and grandchildren were an important part of her life, and the

love she gave them will continue to live on through generations.

Her five beloved children: Michael Robinson, Tianna Robinson, Miles Robinson, Ashley Lattimore, and Grace

Lattimore.

Her ten cherished grandchildren: Jeremiah, Messiah, Josiah, Mykah, Kevon, Kevianna, Mariyah, Michael, De’Arrah, Delilah, and

Dakota.

Her beloved siblings: Lois Clendinen, Cornell Robinson, James Justice Jr., and Vera Walker. Tina was preceded in death

by her beloved siblings, Sylvia Walker and David Justice.

Beloved Friends

Tina also leaves behind her dear and beloved friends, Sherry Brite and Constance Lattimore, whose friendship held a

special place in her life. Their memories, shared moments, laughter, and friendship will forever remain a part of her story.

A Legacy That Will Never Be Forgotten

On November 2, 2026, Tina's earthly journey came to an end, but the love she gave and the memories she created will

never fade. There will be an emptiness where her voice once filled the room, a silence where her laughter once echoed, and

moments when her family will wish for just one more conversation, one more hug, or one more opportunity to hear her

speak her mind.

Those who loved Tina will remember her humor, her strength, her generosity, her creativity, and the way she loved her

family. They will remember a woman who was not afraid to be herself, who gave when she could, who found joy in music

and creativity, and who left behind a family that will forever carry her love.

A life like Tina's is not measured only by the day it ends, but by the love it leaves behind. Her generosity will live on in

those she helped, her strength in those she inspired, her creativity in the words and artwork she left behind, and her love

through her children and grandchildren.

Though her family must now learn to live without her physical presence, they can find comfort in knowing that the

memories they shared will never be taken away. Tina's story may have reached its final chapter, but her legacy will

continue to be written in the hearts of everyone who loved her.

Rest Peacefully, Tina

She was loved beyond words, will be missed beyond measure, and will never be forgotten.

Your love, your laughter, your strength, and your legacy will live on forever.