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Obituary For Tia LaShawn Jackson-Robinson

Tia LaShawn Jackson-Robinson was born on March 5, 1969 in Fort Pierce, Florida to Linda Jackson and Raymond Mills. Tia was a precious little girl with a bubbly personality. She attended local elementary schools and was a graduate of Fort Pierce Central High School, where she was an excellent student and cheerleader captain. Upon graduating from high school with honors in 1987, she entered Norfolk State University in Virginia where she majored in business administration. In 1990, Tia became a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Delta Epsilon Chapter.

Tia married her high school sweetheart, Michael Robinson. Two beautiful daughters were born to this union – Mashawna and Nahkia. They made their family home and many beautiful memories in Jacksonville, FL. Tia had a long, successful career as an insurance adjuster. Tia in her usual industrious fashion was also a Paparazzi jewelry entrepreneur. She was employed with Progressive Insurance Company until her demise.

Left to cherish Tia’s memory are her devoted husband, Michael, two loving daughters Mashawna and Nahkia of Jacksonville, FL, a granddaughter who was literally “stuck” to her, Crystal Ash; her mother, Linda (Almon) Jackson Lovett of Birmingham, Alabama, her father, Raymond Mills of Santa Clara, CA, sister Alleshia (Eddie) Jackson Wearing and their daughters, Alexa, Idellas, Bailey, and Isis of Rochester, New York; sister, LaRay (Christopher) Mills Lockhart of Huntsville, AL and their children, Leeya, Lauren, and Layla; brother Antonio Rashad (Joylyn)Brownlee of Jacksonville, FL and their children Janiyah, Jayden and Ayden; brother, Rayshon Mills of Gilroy, CA; uncles Alex Jackson Jr. of Viera, FL, Walter (Connie) Mills and Kenneth (Donna) Mills of Fort Pierce, FL; aunts Joyce Jackson, Betty Jackson Johnson, Lucille Jackson Cotton, Dorothy (Donald) Jackson, Shirley (Jesse) Jackson, Shirley (Bill) Adderly, and Frances Watson all of Fort Pierce / Port St. Lucie, FL; father and mother-in-law Jimmy and Doris Robinson; special cousin, Kelvin Davis; and a host of cousins, in-laws and beloved friends.

Tia LaShawn Jackson Robinson was an exceptional wife, daughter, mother, sister, niece, cousin and friend. She worked hard from the legal age of employment until she left this earth. Her sweet spirit left a lasting impression on all she encountered. Tia confessed that she loved the Lord and was obedient to His final word, “come home my sweet and gentle spirit -job well done.”

Public visitation for Tia Jackson Robinson will take place on Friday, August 7, 2020 by way of our drive-thru in the rear of Stone Brothers Funeral Home in Fort Pierce, FL between the hours of 4:00pm and 7:00pm. A celebration of her life will take place on Saturday, August 8, 2020 at 10:00am at Greater New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in Fort Pierce, FL.

Although many venues have opened and the restrictions of COVID 19 have been relaxed, we here at Stone Brothers Funeral Homes are still enforcing the guidelines set forth by the CDC and FDOH to protect our families and our staff. We ask that you respect this, as it could very well save your life. We also ask that you acknowledge and execute the 6 ft. social distancing guidelines, as well.

Guest Book

Tia. Heaven has gained an Angel for sure. I will definitely miss reaching out to you and hearing you say, "Hey Sugga". Calling you when I needed a listening ear. I love you chica. Sha Vonne' Wiggs

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Friend, I miss you dearly and I know you are dancing in Heaven! My birthday twin, I will be sure to celebrate with you in mind on March 5. Sending the family prayers during one of the toughest years of their lives.

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SIP Tia. As we spoke Spanish to each other was a halrious moment. This is one cousin stood tall and conquered any task at hand. Joyful, entertaining, fun with life, and fearless! She leaves her mark at how life should be lived. You will truly be missed. Te Quiero - I love you. Thank you for being the beautiful soul you were created to be. *Angie (Chichi) and Aaron.

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Prayers and condolences to the entire family. With love and respect for a wonderful Queen, Mallissa Newton.

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I had the pleasure of knowing Tia through Progressive. She was kind, hardworking and she will be missed. Heaven gained an angel! Matt Strickland

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In memory of Tia! When you work with someone long enough (over 12 years) they become like family. I have lost a family member that brightened many days at work. Tia you were energetic,smart and a beautiful friend. Also a Paparazzi Queen. I will so miss you Tia. Rest Pink Diva!!

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Sending prayers and may God bring you strength during this difficult time. The Sheffield Family

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Tia was and amazing person. Always so nice and friendly. She will be truly missed. We send prayers to her family. Florida Fleet Djs

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To the beloved family! My deepest and sincerest sympathy. Tia was a dear friend and confidant, we shared some great times as neighbors, business acquaintances and personal friends. Tia and Mike always supported me in pivotal moments in my life which always put a smile in my heart. I was there for their life experiences as well. Tia always valued my opinions and ideas. I loved her for her loving, bold boss convos and generous and kind support. She will be truly missed from this earthly life, we will see each other in our heavenly home. Stay strong family in knowing heaven is our destination. Much love! Leola Coleman

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To Linda and family, My prayers and condolences to you and the family. Love, Your cousin, La Verne Allen Thomas

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Tia, you it was an honor to be in your company, you were one of the kindest, selfless people I have ever met. I am a better person for having known you. Jane

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Prayers and condolences to the family. Tia and I worked together at Progressive Insurance. She was always positive, hardworking and willing to help anyone. I will miss her not only as a coworker but a friend. Jackie Curtis

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My heart is heavy because I can't be at home for my cousin Tia and my Jackson families due to the virus; who would have thought that this would happen. The last time I saw and spoke with Tia at home in Ft. Pierce at Connie's funeral, she had her arm in a sling, and her comment to me was "It's alright". Tia grew up to be one classy lady, and I will miss her. Throughout her trials, her mother Linda was there by her side; job well done Linda, I know Tia loved you for it. Cpusin Peggy Jackson Coplin

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Tia would light up any room, bringing joy, laughter and energy with her charismatic personality. She had a special glow. So honored....approximately 40 years of knowing someone is priceless. This courageous and brave friend/cousin/classmate, will be missed immensely. TaWonna Davis Johnson

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Sending my prayers and condolences to the family. When I met Tia back in 2019 for the very first time. We connected right away. I felt like we had known each other's for years. She was a very special young lady. I will miss her. Love Chevelle Baham

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I have so many memories from our high school pep rallies, bus rides, football games and after school practices. Tia, your sweet personality, kindness and friendship will always remain with me.

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RIP.Tia Classmate1987. Jeri Ewing

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I love you Cuzin Tia and will miss you sooooo much. Love always, Cousin Katy Howard Reese

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Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.

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