The Robinsons would like to Thank everyone that came, prayers and support that was given and made, thoughts and posts to this board and many, many plants and flowers that were received, so many beautiful flowers and plants, along with gifts.  We can not Thank you enough for your out pouring for our beloved husband and father.  He will be truly missed because he was such an active part of our lives and we would have made 33 years of marriage on Dec 28 but we hold to the wonderful promise to see him again.  We rejoice in his celebration.  Has anyone heard of people being sad at a graduation, birthday or wedding?  No rejoice with us!!

I am so thankful to know the Robinson family. As a new convert in the Lord, I remember this family as strong, godly, friendly, and loving. Elder Robinson was a kind man of God, quiet, but that man could worship! He was one of many saints that I looked up to as a worshipper. He will be missed, but not forgotten.

I will miss my big brother deeply. I was eight years old when Tony left home for the military. Although we were not under the same roof for most of my life I have some very fond memories of my brother. One that I can recall was when my brother made me feel very special and important. He was home on leave and he got up one morning and decided to walk me to school. He was dressed in his full military uniform, hat and all. We walked to Franklin Pierce Elementary School. I was so excited and all of my friends joined in on our walk, we asked Tony all kinds of questions. I was so happy that he took the time out to do something so special and it really made me happy. I will miss my brothers quiet strength.




Uncle Tony we love you and we will miss you very much. We knew are uncle to be a great person, a wonderful father, husband, brother, son, uncle and soldier. We were not with you often but you were very special to us. We are glad that you will now be able to rest peacefully with God.

Although I have only had the pleasure of knowing Brother Robinson for a short time, speaking to his family and some of his friends have only affirmed my observation that we have lost a strong, dedicated, and faithful man. My condolences to the family, and thanks for the words of faith that have reminded me that this loss is only temporary until we are all together again in the presence of His Grace.

As a rambunctious young teenager then to a young married couple DJuan Kelly and I found brother Anthony Robinson to be the best friend one could ever be blessed with. Back there in our 29 Palms California days over 30 some-odd years ago. His wisdom and dedication to God was amazing even at a young age way back then. And his desire to see others live Victorious was mind-blowing. I contribute a great deal  of my steadfastness and walk with God  to his example . I was so glad that I got you tell him that at his daughter's wedding when I got to see him the last time. And I will forever be grateful to God for putting him in our path. And a special thanks to the entire Robinson family for keeping me close after brother Kelly passing. You help me to always feel family was near. Love you guys so much. Sister Kelly.

Sis Robinson & Family, I feel honored to have known bro Robinson, he was an example of humility and I had never heard him say a negative word about anyone. His preaching was with boldness and compassion. Sorry to hear of your loss and our prayers are for your comfort and peace during this grieving process. It can be said “ A man full of the Holy Ghost and Fire”
Love 
Bro & Sis Noriega 

I'm from the original Twenty-nine Palms Ca church. I met Br Robinson n 2-1981
My greatest memory is his powerful worship. We were all n our twenties then
we would dance dance dance the service away
he was always kind respectful and quiet
very disciplined brother in Christ
God Bless and keep his family
until they meet again n the morning. 

Michiko, Jeremy and family,  
my deepest condolences for the passing of your husband and father. Although I never met him, I can say he was a good man because he helped raise an great son in Jeremy. May God give you all the strength to get through these times of sorrow. May he rest in peace.

You are not my brother-in-law You are more than that.You are my brother R.I.H my brother

Uncle of all the many blessings However great or small to have had you for a uncle Was the greatest one of all.The family chain is broken now And nothing seems the same But as God takes us one by one.The chain will link again.

Our deepest condolences to The Robinson & the  Myers Family.  What a privilege it was to have known Bro Robinson, a great man devoted to his family and always watchful for Jasmin.  So thankful the Lord brought you to Rialto. Will never forget our talk on Bro Molander Birthday celebration. You came alone and listened to what I shared with you, the rest was in Gods perfect will for Jasmin.

When I think of the scripture Mark 12:30 this reminds me of Bro Robinson.  If you ever had the honor to see the Holy Ghost fall on him and see him dance  before the Lord or feel the wind from his run, EXTREMELY POWERFUL MOVES!

We saw how prayer changed events for you in your final days. The prayers that went up by your family, the Grandados as well as myself. The next day there was a peaceful rest you slipped into. God gave you Victory even in death. Jeremy is going to grow stronger in the Lord, God let you see a preview of a promise to save him.  Bro till we meet again.🙌

We remember our families getting together when our children were small

Anthony always had such direct eye contact  with a warming and piercing smile!!!

We will truly miss him!!


My dearly beloved brother was a man of few words but his life was a Godly example which said a lot.  Tony was the first born and set the example for his four sisters to follow.  It was a bitter sweet time when he left home, after graduating high school, to begin his life journey as an adult.  Tony was always an example to follow until the day God called him home to glory.  He shared with his family and friends his faith and walk with Christ, he was a man who truly loved God.  I will always cherish the memories we shared and your laugh will be with me always.  I miss you for now but will see you on the other side.  I Love You Anthony Wayne Robinson!

Anthony was a kind and gentle soul, who was at peace with himself and during every encounter I had with him.  He shared words of wisdom and and the comfort of his faith, which lasts beyond our time on this earth.
- Robby and Alice  Chen and Office Staff at Life Wellness Medical Center 

Michiko and family, my deepest condolences for your loss. Although words can not truly help to ease the  pain of losing a loved one, I'm certain that the lifetime of memories Mr. Robison provided you will.

Michiko, although I didn't get a chance to meet Anthony, I can't begin to know what it is like to have a spouse pass on but I do believe that God blessed you with an amazing and loving spouse. Your children display that beautiful spirit and as a friend you show the same.  God promised never to leave you comfortless although Anthony isn't physically here his spirit and the memories that you all made will be with you.   
Condolences to you and the family
Lovingly,
Gayle Jovoni 

To a very dear person,  Michiko although I never met Anthony I know he was a kind good hearted man, a loving father. I knew that through you through the many conversations we had at work and cetainly from the messages I have read. Our thoughts and prayers are with your entire family. “Dear Lord bless Michiko with all your strength and wisdom, comfort her Lord for she needs you now, we are at your mercy and your word is life. God Bless you my freind. Guillermo Tejeda

A man who was sold out to Jesus Christ and the Acts 2:38 message. A man devoted to his family. A man of quiet strength, like an oak tree. Yet a man who had great boldness in the Holyghost to witness and to worship God with all his might. We need more men like that. What a privilege to attend church with the Robinson family. We miss you Anthony Robinson, there’s some things we want to talk about, so we will see you after while…

I attended church with the Robinson family in Ontario for several years.  I always admired his worship to God! He did it  like King David in the Bible “ with ALL his might” .  As l’m reading these stories I too found him to be very stoic, he didn’t really say much but he just lived his life for The Lord and for his family.  He had many talents he used for the Lord, he was a musician and had a great voice, above all he was faithful to the house of God. Our thoughts and prayers are with Sister Michiko, Jeremy, Jasmine and the rest of the family. Your loss is heaven’s gain. He is no longer in pain, no more sorrow, or tears for him! He has finished his course he fought a good fight and kept the faith. Thank you Elder Robinson for your christian example and for serving our country.

Dear uncle Tony
You are my great uncle I remember when you would come back home the tight hugs you would give and the nice warm smile you would have . Always had joy with you and you  would spread it a very long way. you were always nice to everyone and was always a good person .But when we heard you were'nt doing good I had faith that you would do good and I prayed the you would be ok and when I woke up that morning and my father told  me that you had passed  I felt a piece of my heart was taken away but now you are in a better place so you don't have to suffer and feel the pain that you felt . I'm soo glad that I got to meet you before your death and you will always be in our hearts 

Tony is my big brother by a year...Tony was always a Mellow, Kind, Quiet person even as a kid....He never got a spanking when (umm hmm ) some of us did lol...but one memory of my brother was when our mother had went out of town...she left her car...and car keys...she knew that Tony wouldn't mess with the car. Well I had my learners permit...I found the keys picked up all my friends along the way..rolling down by the lakefront just having a good time..got back home ...Tony hadn't said anything so I thought everything was all good until...mom got home Tony told mom I had taken the car and boy was I in trouble...lol..I Love my brother and I'm going to miss this beautiful man yes I said this beautiful man..haven't met another like him....I will never forget you bro...Rest Peacefully in HEAVEN...see you later...I am here for your family 

Hay Elder im so glad that God led me to such a person as you. A true example of a man of God. I will never forget the times we had and the events we went to. When I speak of you its always with the highest  honors. I dont have much friends like you. And I know a  lot of people. One i can truly trust. Im glad we were able to spend the time together, it was always fun.  Im going to miss you my friend. But i know your in a better place with no more pain. You will be forever in my hart.  Ill see you on the other side.  

Bro Robinson, getting to know you and your family during a trial in our life was a blessing. Not only did it help me out it  gave me something else to pray for everyday! You, like my daughter was a fighter all the way thru this test! I can't wait to walk the streets of Gold with you one day my friend!  Love ya Bro Hoffer 

“Anthony” Elder, Brother in the Lord and prescious friend.  When I think about you, I see your big smile n hear your laughter.  I see you shouting with everything in you. When you shouted, you entertained heaven and blessed God! You loved the Lord with all your heart might n soul. You were always a great example of a Christian that I respected and admired. You were always a pleasure to be around.  1 Peter 3:4  but let it be the hidden man of the heart, in that which is not corruptible, EVEN THE ORNAMENT OF A MEEK AND QUIET SPIRIT,  WHICH IS IN THE SIGHT OF GOD OF GREAT PRICE. We love n miss you.  Until we meet again on the other side. 

Anthony is in heaven and we'll  miss him dearly
 He was a living example of a father, husband and humble  Godly man. As such... he made us laugh with his jokes and his  fun demeanor. I'll always treasure the memories in Las Vegas and Florida. Time well spent with him, Michiko,Jasmin, Jeremy and  friends
We pray for him and the entire family.
The Avila family.


Elder Robinson  you were a brother and a friend. You were a real Christian sincere and a blessing to my family. I know that you finished and you won the race and your crown awaits you see you in the next life in Jesus Name. Jaime,Norma and Lynnette Garcia

I really enjoyed our conversations which generally revolved around God, life and music.  We both loved playing the bass guitar and sharing techniques.  He was pretty good at it but he just simply enjoyed it.  His compassion knew no bounds and even when he was not feeling so great he, and his family, took the time to comfort me and my family.  He was an amazing soul and I especially will miss him.  R.I.P. my brother.

Hey Bro. - You fought a good fight, ran a good race!  Thx for all the memories that we shared both in & out of the USMC! See you on the other side - in Jesus name!




“But let it be the hidden man of the heart, in that which is not corruptible, even the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, which is in the sight of God of great price.”
‭‭1 Peter‬ ‭3:4‬ ‭KJV‬‬

I call you dad because one day I want to have that same meek spirit as you. I call you dad because through the times I went through ridiculous trials you always prayed for me and told me “You will make it through this”. Many times I had questions on different topics throughout the Bible and you always were quick and gave me an answer right away. When I had questions about life of trying to find God’s Perfect Will for my wife and I you always told me “You always want to be in God’s Perfect Will, because when your not, it will hurt.” There were many times you were sick and weak physically but beyond the natural eye you were a strong and meek man of God. I remember when I first heard you prayed in the Holy Ghost, I told myself “Wow, he walks with God and loves this truth.” I always admired your prayer life and loved hearing you pray.
Dad I know your not here but I want you to know that I love you, and thank for installing this truth into my beautiful wife and thank you for being that Father figure that I always needed. A man who knows the word, prays, and lives by the word. 

Your Son-in-law
Darnell D Meyers 

Tony was the first grandson of his generation in our family and my first nephew. My favorite memory of those days was pushing Tony around in a toy car at his grandmother's house. I would push as hard as I could and as fast as it was safe to try to entertain and amuse him. When I would stop to catch my breath and see if he was having fun, he would calmly inform me with an unimpressed face that it was kinda okay. As others have testified about Tony's stoic "no drama" calm attitude and behavior as a grown man I realize that I was witnessing his wonderful even-handed and even tempered behavior that so many admired later in life when he was only 3 years old. The last time I saw him in life, it was at his grandmother's house where I met Michiko. To my disappointment, life's events and geography limited the time I was able to spend with my nephew, but I will remember and love him forever!

Anthony left the best legacy to his beautiful wife Michiko, his 2  awesome children Jeramy, Jasmin and his loving Family. He left them the legacy of love (God’s Love) and it was that true love that  he had for our Heavenly Father that gave him the wisdom and the knowledge to become the respected and loved man that he became. That is a testimony of how real and alive our God is. 
His family’s life, his  wife Michiko and grown children are also a testimony For the glory of the Lord.
Anthony loved God and the Word of God (the Bible) and his life reflected that. God blessed him with a wise wife that did everything God put in her heart to do...to make Anthony as comfortable as possible...throughout the challenging years. We all know that’s love! To love and to be loved is such a beautiful blessing/gift from God. 
I Corinthians 13:13 Three things will last forever~Faith, Hope, and Love~and the greatest of these is love.
Belén Smith
A friend/sister in the Lord

Uncle Tony,

I remember you playing your guitar at grandma's house. I was very young but one of my fondest memories of you as a child. I thank God for using you as his vessel for our family & loved ones. You are a true example of a man of God. My mom and dad spoke so highly of you as they would share stories when you all were growing up. I celebrate you, your legacy will live on through your wife and your children and our family and the lives you have touched. You are and will always be an inspiration. 

Revelation 21:4 kjv
And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away! Hallelujah 
Rest In Peace, until we meet again
Love Always your niece Monique

2 Timothy 4:6-8 KJV
“For I am now ready to be offered, and the time of my departure is at hand. I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith: Henceforth there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, shall give me at that day: and not to me only, but unto all them also that love his appearing.” Is what comes to mind when I think of your passing Brother Robinson. You were truly one of a kind, A man of few words, one who walked with humility and confidence in his God. I never seen you have to prove a point, or show how strong you are. You were an elder in the church when I first came to  “ Calvary Apostolic church LP” and a preacher of the gospel. You will always hold a special place in my heart brother. You and Your family have been like family to me and mine, and you have been a friend. Easy to approach, and easy to talk to. You oversaw the direction for your children in a godly sort. You have always been a strong leader, And had a great sense of humor. I’ll never forget the good times of fellowship that we had, and the time we got to go shooting together, so that you could break in your new gun. I’ll always remember how you used to run the Isles, and dance for the Lord! And I’ll never forget the day, that you were leading service in La Puente, and the Holy Ghost moved on you, and the Lord healed your back! You not only ran the isles but you also shouted and danced the crutches away. and I TRULY thank God, for the opportunity to be with you on your last days. Not only in prayer, but in song, and fellowship. And even to the end you were strong. And now, you are at rest, and in the presence of the Lord. And every weight you’ve ever carried is no more, as written: “Psalm 116:15-16 Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints. O Lord , truly I am thy servant; I am thy servant, and the son of thine handmaid: thou hast loosed my bonds.” You will truly be missed by the Granados family.

Dad, 

   You’ve been there when I had questions about the word, You’ve been there when I had questions on work, and life . I enjoyed working out with you, learning and doing mixed martial arts together. Traveling and going to concerts, conferences  with you. You where there rejoicing and happy during my achievements in Life . and I’m so glad you where there for those achievements. I’ve also been a head ache to you and mom growing up as well. And you where still there , and I’m sorry for that. I enjoyed your laugh and humor , when you’d say a joke. We all laughed and smiled . You where a great story teller , when you got on a topic you enjoyed . I wish you could be there to see me get married , see me live for God, see my children,  Lord willing . But we will tell them about you. and how strong you where and how funny you could be and how you preached and worshipped the Lord .And how great of a father, son, husband and friend . I will always remember your run, and shout! I’m Glad your not in pain , no more suffering . But that you are now up in Heaven . And I will work hard  to make it there myself and see you one day. If I don’t die , I will carry the ROBINSON name . And wear that last name with honor . Because you where my father and a great one .  love you dad. 

                   Your Son, 
                               Jeremy 

My husband and my love.  We came to God around the same time in two different worlds and who would have known we would be put together.  We both were involved in the church and he came to LaPuente in 1985 as we was and a couple years later God called him in preaching and Pastor Molander ordained him and he became an Elder.  He was in the Marines and after we married we went shortly to Okinawa.  What an adventure and I came back to deliver my son and dad made it the day before.  After.coming back to California we joined our original church and added a daughter to our family.  He enjoyed his children and my mother lived with us and it was a BIG help.  Once my husband was diagnosis with 4th stage Carcinoid cancer, we put our faith together knowing our God could heal.  We also knew if God was to call him or me home it was what we entered the race for....to die was to gain.  God fought many, many battles for us during his journey.  We saw His hand revealed many times but when it was silent, we too knew He was there.  My husband fought the Marines when they ordered him to go against his belief, he stood tall no matter the consequences.  He was a strong man for the Lord.  So I will truly miss him, his preaching, singing, music playing and his witness to others.  But who am I to deny this glorious day for him?  We'll see you again.

Tony, you were my only brother. But you were the best brother anyone could hope to have. You were fun to play with when we were kids. I looked up to you when you matured and followed your path, starting with the Marines right out of high school. You came to know the Lord early in your life and then bore witness to your family. Thank God! I accepted the Lord as my savior from your witness! Not only were you my natural brother but also my spiritual brother. Tony I will miss you dearly, but “we are...willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord”. 2 Corinthians 5:8.  
With love always, 
Rhea

Anthony was my first born and my only son, was a beautiful baby, a happy child, and a kind and loving man.  He loved God and his family very much.  He will truly be missed and his absence will be felt for a very long time.  Rest in Peace Son, I love you very much!

Mom

I love you dad. I will never forget how great of dad you were. You were humble and strong and fighter. You were a man of God. I’ll never forget waiting for you to come home and running up to the door to see you walk in from work. But now you have gone home to be with the lord. I’m grateful for the time I was able to have you walk me down the aisle. And to meet the man of my dreams. You approved right away. You were the first person to meet him. And you asked me what I thought of him. And I said I liked him. You said yes to our first date. And yes to him asking to marry me. I’m going to miss you dad. I will always be a daddy’s girl!

OBITUARY

Anthony "Tony" Robinson

November 18, 1960 – December 23, 2018

Oakdale Mortuary & Memorial Park

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